Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

Letting Go: A New Way of Being Together | Rev. Dr. Robert Brzezinski

The seeds of awakening and love are in all people and all species on earth. With a spiritual dimension in your life, you will live more deeply in every moment. With that energy you will shift the consciousness of those around you, which shifts the consciousness of the organizations we serve and communities to which we belong. All this is necessary if we wish to create a world that works for all life.

Breaking Barriers: Celebrating Women in History and Now | Rev Jean Bell

Rev Jean talks about different Women and how they changed and pioneered in the world and in new thought.

The Art of Mindful Living | Rev. Dr. Alma Stevens

Our theme for the month serves as a reminder of our responsibility, as light workers, to stay conscious; to stay alert, aware and awake for our consciousness is needed now more than ever in human history. It is a reminder of who we are as co-creators of the Universe. It is a reminder for us to be still and know. Mindful Living is a way of life to live in the State of Love.  

Page 496/2 of the textbook reads and I quote” We have the mind of Christ in such degree as we trust implicitly in the Universe, and no longer do those things which contradict the fundamental goodness. From the Mind, proceeds the Perfect Law, which is the Law of Liberty”. End of quote.  Living mindfully allows us to live within the Law of Love. We will share with you Three concepts to aid in cultivating the art of Mindful living. 

If You’re Happy and You Know It… | Rev. Cynthia Paulsen

We’ve all heard the age-old question: “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” But what about our happiness? Do all the great things we experience in life make us happy, or does knowing the truth of our intrinsic happiness create all the great things in our life? Which comes first? Let’s discuss why happiness matters, and how using spiritual principles helps us experience more of it! 

The Wonder of Interbeing | Rev Dr John Karn

When we can free ourselves from the idea of separateness, we have compassion and understanding, and the energy we need to transform ourselves and the world.

Affirmation: I embrace my connection with all life.

Consciously Choosing Possibility | Rev. James Peak

Infinite potential is inherent in life; however, we must consciously choose, and be open to, the limitless possibilities for our lives. This week we will explore how to open the door to opportunities and avoid sleepwalking through our life. 

How to see yourself as you really are | Rev. Dr. Ron Fox

Do you see yourself as a being in God or something less?  Dr Fox explores options to help you with the understanding that you are truly unlimited.

Making Space For It | Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson

Is it time to Declutter? What does it mean to declutter? Not only the physical spaces (homes, apartments, cars, offices) but the spaces of our lives as a whole! We cannot effectively live our lives while something other than our highest and best occupies the space of our lives. We will explore and practice how to move into a space where we can effectively create and live the life we desire and deserve. Be warned… This means some things will need to be removed in order to Make Space for “It!”

New Year, New You | Rev. Susan Zoller

As we move into 2025, many of us will vow to do something new or different. Do you and I really decide or just think about making changes? We have the power and ability to start anew every moment of every day, if we truly make the decision to do so. There is no need to wait for a special date to do so, because there is only the eternal now. We can celebrate our greater good any time, because Spirit always says yes!

A Grand Rising | Rev. Dr. Alma Stevens

What have you done to prove to yourself you have expanded your consciousness by practicing principles shared throughout this year? The Theme “A Grand Rising” was presented to aid in that expansion. We say we are open at the top. It is one thing to be open, it is another to expand into that openness.

There is an old Zen saying, “When you get to the top of the mountain, Keep climbing. The Principles – The mountain– stay the same. Our relation to them expands as our minds, heart and wisdom expand.

It is comfortable to stay with the old – but growth does not happen in old comfort.

We will review four principles that require that we keep climbing the mountain to continue to rise in consciousness.