Awakening matures through repentance, purification, illumination, participation, restitution and restorative action.

1. Awakening

Recognise the image of God, divine purpose and the truth of one's present condition.

2. Repentance

Turn away from distortion. Repentance is not shame as identity; it is truthful reorientation.

3. Purification

Allow prayer, fasting, confession, discipline and community to expose and reorder the passions that govern conduct.

4. Illumination

Seek wisdom through Scripture, Spirit, tested tradition, communion and humility rather than private certainty alone.

5. Participation

Grow into divine likeness by grace, expressing the character of Christ in ordinary life.

6. Restitution

Where wrongdoing created reparable harm, accept concrete responsibility for repair.

7. Restoration

Carry reconciliation, healing, cultivation and renewal into persons, relationships, institutions and creation.

The movements are not ranks. They are recurring dimensions of a life being restored.