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Description: Stochastic Simulation has been used to model and describe the behaviour of a large diversity of systems. Here we present a simulation model intended to describe the consciousness and spiritual development of a group of people who participate in a small community that serves as a modern type of ashram-yeshiva, a learning organization providing a place for spiritual growth and development in cultivating individual inner peace with a paradigm geared to the synthesis between modern science, ancient wisdom and personal revelation. The community is described as a system of people that can exist in one (1) of four (4) states of consciousness or spiritual development as follows: (0) survival consciousness, (1) sharing consciousness, (2) student of the Higher Spiritual Law and (3) God’s Consciousness (Saint, Ambassador and Ambassadress of Peace). We simulate the system for a horizon of eighty (80) months under different conditions or scenarios in order to estimate the time at which the system (community consciousness) reaches a maximum where all members have achieved State 2, the state of a student of the Higher Spiritual Law. We then analyse the results and conclude with some future perspectives.