Habīb Todd Boerger

Habīb is a transformational leader through teaching, speaking, and writing.  He has spent more than fifteen years studying spiritual and personal growth, bringing together spiritual principles with life experience.  The result is a unique approach to honoring your self and your deepest truth while growing in a closer connection to the Divine and an ever-increasing experience of Divine Love.  Habīb creates a safe space for all to break through their personal barriers and discover the truth of their own hearts.

Habīb holds a Master's of Divinity from the University of Sufism where he is also a guest lecturer. Additionally, Habīb has a master's degree from Texas State University & a bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas. He also holds a Certificate of Islamic Studies from Bayan Claremont Islamic Graduate School.

Habīb is currently ABD at Claremont School of Theology. He is expecting to complete his dissertation, A Beginning Inquiry: What is Spirituality and What are the Psychophysiological Effects of Recitation of Sacred Text as a Spiritual Formation Practice, and to graduate with his PhD in Theology (Spiritual Formation in Christianity and Islam) May 2021. Habīb's research interests lie in neuroscientific and psychophysiological understandings of spiritual practice, especially in relation to use of sacred text in spiritual formation practices, as well as cross-religious commonalities. He is passionate about promoting a position of religious pluralism and building interfaith bridges.