Center for Spiritual Living Olympia

(Monthly summary:) During May, we'll explore four core concepts of our teaching - Oneness, the Law, The Creative Process, and "mental equivalents." And we'll use some interactive processes to help deepen our understanding.
This week: There is a Creative Process operating throughout the universe and we are constantly using it. Most of us, however, are not using it consciously. Today we'll see if we can change that a bit.

Our weekly Sunday Service explores ideas from many faith traditions and how to live practically as a spiritual person in today's world. We are based on the Science of Mind, (not related to Scientology) the work of Ernest Holmes, one of the best known New Thought teachers and writers of the 20th century. We have music, meditation, talk, and a youth program. We are an open and affirming community for all. We begin with a 15 minute meditation at 10:30. The service, beginning at 11, consists of an opening prayer, meditation, music, talk, and an invitation to support this community. In addition to being in-person, we livestream to YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgO1a71-xK5o8JL8vMaPbYA

(Monthly summary:) During May, we'll explore four core concepts of our teaching - Oneness, the Law, The Creative Process, and "mental equivalents." And we'll use some interactive processes to help deepen our understanding.
This week: Like the Creative Process we explored last week, we all have "mental equivalents," which is to say, ideas about how much Good we can experience in any area of our life. And most of these are unconscious and many we wouldn't deliberately choose if we could recognize them. Today we'll explore become more conscious about, and expanding, our mental equivalents.

Our weekly Sunday Service explores ideas from many faith traditions and how to live practically as a spiritual person in today's world. We are based on the Science of Mind, (not related to Scientology) the work of Ernest Holmes, one of the best known New Thought teachers and writers of the 20th century. We have music, meditation, talk, and a youth program. We are an open and affirming community for all. We begin with a 15 minute meditation at 10:30. The service, beginning at 11, consists of an opening prayer, meditation, music, talk, and an invitation to support this community. In addition to being in-person, we livestream to YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgO1a71-xK5o8JL8vMaPbYA