Open at the Top

Last week, I met with a group of folks to discuss what Ernest Holmes meant by being  ‘Open at the Top.’ To put this in context, here is one of Holmes’ quotes about the subject: It is up to us to find the place in between which gives freedom without giving the freedom to destroy … More Open at the Top

New Look at Prayer

During the end of 2023 and the beginning of 2024, I am assisting in a ‘back to the basics’ CSL (Center for Spiritual Living) class. Part of the class is focused on taking a new look at prayer. CSL and some New Thought Centers organizations base their beliefs and teachings on the words of Ernest … More New Look at Prayer

Sacred Activism

Having been a teenager in the 60s, I am very familiar with Social Activism.  But what about Sacred Activism?  How does it work, and what is ours to do as a sacred activist? As a teenager, I was against racism, violence, and the VietNam war.  I identified more with hippy thinking (I was not into … More Sacred Activism

Special Easter Message

With Easter on Sunday, I want to share some special thoughts and quotes about how Easter and the Resurrection are expressed from a New Thought perspective. “Every time we rise to the realization of eternal, indwelling life, making union with the (God)-Mind, the resurrection of Jesus takes place within us. All thoughts of limitation and … More Special Easter Message

Spiritual Practices: Sacred Spiritual Study

It is widely accepted when you finish your official schooling (high school or college), you are done studying!  But studying and accumulating knowledge never ends — especially sacred spiritual study where you study to improve yourself and your inner life. Although I was never one of the ‘brainy kids’ in school, I read lots of … More Spiritual Practices: Sacred Spiritual Study

The Difference Between Spiritual and Religious

New Thought and Spirituality go hand and hand.  As a movement, New Thought philosophies focus on teaching a person more about fostering a relationship between themselves and the Divine.  Typically it void of doctrine — and can pull from all or any traditions that speak to the individual. Most people find religion as a list … More The Difference Between Spiritual and Religious