Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

We typically think of compassion as something we have for others, but this week, we ask, “What about US?” Self love and self care are important parts of practicing compassion for the self. How often do we get still, check in, and pause? Let’s show compassion for our true divine selves! It’s easier than you might think!

Our theme for the month is Compassion for the World

The Light Within is our true Divine Nature. It is our unity with Spirit. Some might call it the great “I AM” God-Presence found within each of us. Knowing “I AM” is the name of Infinite Intelligence, what does that mean for our use of those words as spiritual beings having a human experience?

Connection and communication play an important role in how we express the light within us and how we recognize the light within others. Let’s explore some ways to connect with like minded spiritual seekers, using the new thought language we have all come to know and love.

Allowing our Inner Light to shine may seem like a bold idea. In todays world of chaos and pain for so many people it may seem that your light is struggling to say lit, or that it is just too dim to make much of a differnce. Today we will explore these ideas and look beyond circumstances to the great Reality that is avaiilable to each of us.

There is an old saying: “Resentment is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” Holding on to past regrets, resentment, anger, and pain only hurts us. How do we process these feelings, heal, and live our best lives? The answer lies in one of the most powerful spiritual practices out there: FORGIVENESS.

Spiritual Mind Treatment is a form of prayer that is well documented to work for us in very powerful and sometime miraculous ways.  Really? How? Why? We will explore those answers today.

Explore the common sense reason to recognize the meditation we already do, expand it, and choose what 

Release what no longer serves you and step into new life; an Easter Message. You can do it in an instant of over time. All is well either way. What matters is that you are continuously moving toward that newness. Given that life has only two real directions, grow or die, choosing to release the old and step into the New is how we walk forward in growth.