How to Join a Genuine Spiritual Order in Bhutan
Admission guidance for Bhutanese applicants to De Sachiel Solution Forum, published as De Sachiel Solution Order, Sachiel Order and Rapidspell Organization.
De Sachiel Solution Order
- Thimphu
- Paro
- Phuentsholing
- Punakha
- Gelephu
Bhutanese seekers in Thimphu, Paro, Phuentsholing, Punakha and Gelephu come from a country with a strong spiritual identity of its own, so the question is never whether local tradition is enough. It is whether an international order can account for itself before asking for trust.
De Sachiel Solution Forum was founded in Nigeria in 1990 and incorporated as a non-profit spiritual body. It is interfaith, publishes its cycles and dues, and conducts its assemblies online, which suits members in smaller markets with no local branch.
This page sets out how Bhutanese applicants are admitted into De Sachiel Solution Forum, the body also published as De Sachiel Solution Order, Sachiel Order, Rapidspell Organization and SSO, what the study requires of you, and how to confirm that the contact you are dealing with is the Order itself.
Why This Order Is Built Differently
Bhutan is not short of organisations that describe spiritual power. What is rarer is an order that will tell you its founding year, its legal name and its dues before asking anything of you. De Sachiel Solution Forum does exactly that, because a seeker who can verify the structure is a stronger member than one who was persuaded.
Membership is not a transaction that ends with a payment. Each cycle runs over months, with lessons released on a fixed rhythm and interim guidance bulletins in between. That pace is deliberate, because the discipline of study is what members report changing their outlook, not the excitement of the first meeting.
What Sets Our System Apart:
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A Non-Judgmental Reception
We do not audit your past or put you on the defensive. Bhutanese applicants are received as they are and are assessed on their commitment to study, not on the religion they came from or the life they lived before.
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Progressive Study, Not Spectacle
Members in Thimphu, Paro, Phuentsholing, Punakha and Gelephu receive structured lessons every six months with interim bulletins in between. There is no theatre, no public display and no promise that replaces the work.
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Ambition Directed Into Enterprise
The Order teaches discipline, focus and self-mastery. Members carry that teaching into their own ventures, their work and their responsibilities, and the lessons are written to be applied rather than admired.
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A Documented Record
Founded in Nigeria in 1990 and incorporated as a non-profit spiritual body, the Order publishes its history, its cycles and its dues. Bhutanese applicants can inspect all three before registering.
What You Gain Upon Admittance
Admittance gives Bhutanese members access to a structured order rather than a network of contacts:
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Access to the Lesson Archive
Your portal holds every lesson released to you, so study does not disappear when a meeting is missed or a contact goes quiet.
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Online Lodge Assemblies
Worship sessions and assemblies are conducted virtually, which means a member in Thimphu attends on the same footing as a member anywhere else.
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Guidance From City Pathfinders
Appointed members in key cities, including Thimphu, Paro, Phuentsholing, Punakha and Gelephu, offer local guidance to prospective and new members. Pathfinders never collect fees.
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Privacy and Confidentiality
Your membership, KYC documents and progression remain between you and the Directorate of Administration. Nothing is published and nothing is discussed with third parties.
How to Register From Bhutan
Admission is handled through the digitised global membership portal. The route is identical in every country, and no local intermediary is involved at any stage.
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Step 1
Register on the Official Portal
Complete the enrolment profile at sachielorder.org or rapidspell.org. Use your own name and a working email address, because every later notice is tied to that record.
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Step 2
Complete KYC and the Registration Fee
Submit the identity documents requested by the office and pay the published registration fee. Applicants outside Africa pay the international registration fee of 100 US dollars and monthly dues of 10 US dollars, shown on the portal before the transaction is confirmed.
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Step 3
Receive Your First Lesson Cycle
Once the seven-day KYC review closes, your dashboard is activated and your introductory lesson cycle is released. From there you follow the standard study rhythm of the cycle you joined.
How to Confirm You Are Dealing With the Official Order
Test the contact before the offer. Write to the published membership address with one question and see whether the reply comes from the official domain. That single test filters most fakes.
Bhutanese applicants join as international members, paying the 100 US dollar registration fee and 10 US dollar monthly dues shown on the portal. Lessons are in English.
Questions: membership@rapidspell.org
WhatsApp: +234 810 405 6224
Begin Your Application From Bhutan
If you have been searching for a genuine order in Bhutan and have grown tired of introductions that lead nowhere, the route here is written down and open to inspection. Verify the record, ask your questions in writing, and register only when the answers satisfy you.
Official Portals: sachielorder.org | rapidspell.org
Questions About Joining From Bhutan
Is there a branch in Bhutan?
What does it cost to join from Bhutan?
Will the Order conflict with my own faith?
Is De Sachiel Solution Forum a secret cult?
How do I verify that an application route is official?
Membership Guides by Country
The same conditions of admission apply in every country listed below.
- Nigeria
- Ghana
- Sierra Leone
- Liberia
- The Gambia
- Kenya
- Uganda
- Tanzania
- Rwanda
- Burundi
- South Sudan
- Sudan
- Ethiopia
- Eritrea
- South Africa
- Zambia
- Zimbabwe
- Botswana
- Namibia
- Malawi
- Lesotho
- the United Kingdom
- Ireland
- Malta
- Cyprus
- Malaysia
- the Philippines
- Hong Kong
- South Korea
- Nepal
- Bangladesh
- Vietnam
- Pakistan
- Sri Lanka
- India
- BhutanCurrent
- Indonesia
- China
- Laos
- Turkmenistan
- the United States
- Canada
- Jamaica
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Guyana
- Belize
- the Bahamas
Continue Your Research
Verify the organization's documented record and reach an official representative before you register.