Weekly Blog
The Philosophy of Science of Mind
History Science of Mind and the Centres for Spiritual Living were established in 1927 by Dr. Ernest Holmes. Dr. Holmes recognized a thread of truth within many religions and he sought to pull that thread loose from strict dogmas and traditions. While this New Thought practice is young, the philosophy of Science of Mind has…
Read MoreChanging Mind Series- Part 3: Relationships
What comes to mind when you think of other people? Rivals? Friends? Mentors? Strangers? Separate entities? Maybe you have noticed that people have described you as all these things. Since we’ve been opening up our descriptions of the mind and the human experience, let’s tackle some of our preconceptions about relationships next. What separates us?…
Read MoreWhat is the Law of Attraction – how does it fit into my spiritual practice?
The law of attraction is the most precious permission we hold to our heart. It is how we can describe the universe’s natural inclination toward benefit and growth. When we are ready to attract benefit and growth, then we are in line with the flow of reality, and we begin to see it everywhere we…
Read MoreReceive Your Good, Unclench Your Hands Dr. Joe Hooper
We’re at the beginning of February. We’ve had quite a year already. My talk today is about using your hands. I noticed that many times over the past few weeks, I’ve been sort of like clenched up in almost a fist-type thing, and I’ve been saying to myself, “Why am I so pent up? Why…
Read MoreHow to Change the Mind Series – Part 2: Morality
What do we want more than anything in the world? Maybe it’s to be happy, to be a good person, to be remembered, to love and be loved. Whatever description you resonate with, the fact remains: Nothing about you needs to change in order to make you beneficial. You were born that way. Redefining Morality…
Read MoreHow to Change the Mind Series – Part 1: Defining Mind
When we are first introduced to ourselves, we start very small. We learn that we are an individual in a body, with a birthday and a family. We may learn about ourselves within the doctrine of a certain philosophy or religion and along the way we learn the reaches and the limitations of our mind.…
Read MoreWhat’s the Difference Between Religion & Spirituality?
The Difference Between Religion and Spirituality Every person needs a calling. It’s instinctive to need a teacher and a lineage to call home. Each individual spirit in this cosmos is looking for the kindred flames of others in the hopes that they can understand their purpose, and their reason for existence. When you find the…
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