CONSTITUTION

NAME OF SOCIETY

SPIRIT ORB INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATION SOCIETY

SOCIETY’S PURPOSES

Constitution of the Spirit-Orb Institute of Research & Communication (SOIRC)

Name

The name of the society is Spirit-Orb Institute of Research & Communication (SOIRC).

Purpose

1. To advance spiritual and scientific understanding of Spirit-Orb phenomena through ethical research, documentation, education, and public outreach.
2. To create a collaborative environment for mediums, scientists, photographers, artists, and healers to study and communicate with Spirit energy in its visual and energetic forms.
3. To preserve and share evidence-based findings of Spirit-Orb manifestations through digital archives, exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and educational programs.
4. To foster healing, compassion, and personal growth by promoting awareness of the interconnectedness of all life and the continuity of the spirit beyond physical death.
5. To support the next generation of researchers and spiritual practitioners by offering mentorship, certification programs, and accessible learning opportunities rooted in integrity, inclusivity, and open inquiry.
6. To engage in community partnerships with spiritualist churches, educational institutions, and wellness organizations to expand public understanding of Spirit-Orb research and its applications in healing and consciousness studies.
7. To promote environmental and energetic stewardship, acknowledging the sacred balance between nature, light, and spirit in all forms of existence.
8. To operate exclusively as a non-profit organization, reinvesting all income into the Society’s objectives and community-based projects aligned with the advancement of spirit communication, healing, and public education.

Dissolution Clause

Upon the dissolution or winding-up of the Society, all remaining assets after payment of debts and liabilities shall be distributed to the First United Spiritualist Church of Vancouver (FUSC), located in Burnaby, British Columbia, or its lawful successor organization, provided that it remains a registered non-profit or charitable society in good standing under the laws of British Columbia. No part of the Society’s income shall be payable to or otherwise available for the personal benefit of any member.