Principles · Dignity · Consent
Ethics & Principles
This page answers the most important questions: what your rights are, how your freedom is protected, and what this approach will never replace.
A service without domination
◆ Respect for conscience
Your conscience, beliefs and convictions are fully respected. His Majesty imposes no belief system. He intervenes independently of your religion, culture or personal philosophy.
◆ Respect for each person's pace
There is no imposed schedule, no pressure to return or to progress. Everyone moves at their own pace. The approach adapts to you — not the other way around.
◆ No manipulation, no exploitation of fear
Fear, despair and vulnerability are never instrumentalized. No spiritual threat will ever be uttered. No unrealistic promise will be made. Truth, even difficult, is transmitted with care.
◆ Confidentiality
Everything shared during a consultation remains strictly confidential. Personal information is never disclosed or used for any purpose other than accompanying the person involved.
Free and informed consent
Your consent is not a formality — it is the essential condition for any intervention.
Before any treatment, consent is explicitly requested. No intervention begins without a clear and voluntary agreement from the person.
You may refuse any step — consultation, liberation, purification bath — without having to justify yourself. No one forces you. No one insists.
Even during a session, you may request to stop. Your decision is respected immediately and without question.
Before accepting, you receive a full explanation of each step. You consent to what you have understood — not to what you have not read.
What will never be replaced
Spiritual accompaniment is a complement — never a substitute for medical, psychological or legal care.
Any medical situation requires a health professional. Spiritual accompaniment does not diagnose, prescribe or replace medical treatment.
In cases of psychological distress, care from a mental health professional remains essential. The spiritual and psychological can be complementary — one does not replace the other.
Spiritual accompaniment does not replace a lawyer, a court, administrative proceedings or any other legal procedure. If you have a legal situation, consult a legal professional.
The approach does not seek to replace your relationship with God, your Church, your mosque or your religious tradition. It may complement them — never replace them.
Human dignity, always
◆ No judgment
Whatever your situation, your history, your mistakes or your past choices — you come as you are. His Majesty is neither judge nor censor.
◆ Respect for the body and intimacy
His Majesty never touches the body. In a purification bath, only the sacred plant touches the skin — never His Majesty's hands. Physical dignity is protected at every moment.
◆ Truth without cruelty
What is revealed is transmitted with care, with respect for the moment and the person's capacity to receive. Truth is not imposed — it is offered.
◆ Accompaniment, not dependency
The goal is not that you always return — it is that you move forward. His Majesty does not seek to create spiritual or emotional dependency. He accompanies toward autonomy, not servitude.
Principles, not just words
These principles are embodied in every session. Read the full consent document for detailed confirmation, or discover how the accompaniment concretely works.