Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

Root and reboot, becoming readiness strong - Rev Dr Shari Sorbo

As we begin to settle into a new year let’s root and reboot by deepening our connection to the One Source in back of all life and become readiness strong by uncovering our Soul Contract through Love and Gratitude.

New Dawn: A Matter of Perspective - Rev Susan Zoller

2023 is complete; it evolved into 2024. Time seems linear to us, while in physics all time occurs simultaneously. Spiritually speaking, the present moment is all there is. Like our belief it’s a new year, nothing actually changed except our perspective. In life nothing changes until our perception does. Understanding this makes all the difference.

Resolved to be Whole - Rev Dr Raymont Anderson

Each year many of us declare our New Year Resolutions. Let’s switch it up this year by going deeper. When we resolve to live with and as wholeness, to live free from non-Life-Affirming attachments, to live wisely with humility, justly with compassion, lovingly with fidelity, and gratefully with generosity, only then can we take the needed actions that will create a World that works for ALL. Let us uphold this vision and daily renew it in our thoughts, words, feelings, and actions.

Embodying Christ Consciousness: Accepting the Gift - Rev Cynthia Paulsen

It’s Christmas Eve! The birth of Jesus is just the beginning of a story that serves as a powerful metaphor for our own spiritual evolvement. In this season of love, light, and gift-giving, let’s explore the gift of Christ Consciousness. What does the birth story tell us about our divine nature? In the “manger place” of our own heart, the inner Christ—God’s perfect idea of us—is waiting to be born!

WHOLLY HOLY NIGHT - Rev Cath DePalma

What better time of year to embrace our wholeness! Living in the world makes it easy for us to forget who we really are and who we came here to be. No matter what we think or feel, our spiritual truth is that we are always whole. This season let’s renew our covenant with ourselves by remembering who we are and consciously reconnecting with our inner beings. The gift has already been given. It’s up to us to enjoy it!   

 

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Revealing Wholeness - Rev James Peak

Sure, the sacred can be found in meditation; but also, when standing in line at the grocery store and driving in traffic! This week we will explore Sacred Oneness, in both the expected and the unexpected.

Holiday Stress Survival: How to feel more peace and more joy - Rev Dr John Karn

This teaching reaches each of us on the journey home. The holidays are the time to prove to ourselves that we walk and talk and live the teaching. It’s like the final exam for your degree in life. Join us as we explore the holiday lessons, each of us in our own way and at the level that is perfect for us individually

Oh My WORD! – Rev. Raymont Anderson

When we look more deeply into these ideas of the mundane, sacred, and profane we find that there is truly no difference or separation in them. They are words we use for linguistic convenience. In a watercolor painting, water is added to the different colors, so they mix and blend, becoming something new altogether. Similarly, when the “waters” of our consciousness is mixed with all of these various aspects of life, we realize that everything is the Divine expression of an Individualizing Spirit.

And we are given the means for directing certain aspects of it in non-Life-Affirming ways or Life-Affirming ways…

More Than Enough - Rev Dr Harry Moses

All of the aspects of your being belong. It is your Higher Self that reveals your pathway of integration.

 

Dr Harry Morgan Moses is the author of the popular It’s So Easy When You Know How, now in its second edition. His newest book is Obvious Power – the secrets of habits and attitudes. He is featured in the movies Living Luminaries – The Serious Business of Happiness, What is New Thought, and A New Thought, A New You.

The Divine One - Rev James Peak

Sure, the sacred can be found in meditation; but also, when standing in line at the grocery store and driving in traffic! This week we will explore Sacred Oneness, in both the expected and the unexpected. 

 

Often the “sacred” is seen as something separate or set apart from “everyday” life. It is defined as “dedicated or set apart; highly valued and important”. What if we could approach the sacred from a new angle? What if instead of being seen as something reserved for certain expressions, places, times and events, the sacred could be understood as connection to all that is, a mindset led by intention, and brought forth through an active, mindful and engaging energy? The sacred is found in all things….because it is all things. The adventure is in our ability to open our awareness to this reality and the sacredness that can be found in both the expected and the unexpected.