Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

The title says it all! Let’s talk about one of the most famous miracles in the Bible: the “loaves and fishes” feeding of the multitude. We’ll study the steps that took place for such a miraculous demonstration of abundance. We’ll also discover how a monkey can prevent us from creating our own miracles. A talk you won’t want to miss!

The message will examine fear from a number of perspectives. It will also examine how to use Science of Mind Principles to deal with change, and discuss five steps we can take to live a more purpose filled life.

In a time of division and discord, join us for a spiritual talk exploring the power of Oneness. Discover how focusing on shared values and embracing our inherent unity can heal the rifts that separate us. 

Drawing wisdom from spiritual teachers we’ll delve into: 

The Importance of Seeking Unity – prioritizing our common ground over our differences is crucial for collective healing. 

Embracing Diversity – tolerance and acceptance of differing perspectives pave the path towards oneness. 

The Joy of Inclusion –  true happiness lies in expanding our circle of love and embracing all of humanity. 

Together, let’s rediscover the power of unity and create a more harmonious world. 

Humanity is at a breaking point, and many of us are beginning to realize we need each other! Something magical happens when we come together and recognize our shared intentions and our shared sense of purpose. It can help us navigate world events that feel chaotic, destructive, and exhausting. Let’s explore our collective power as believers and deep thinkers, with practical ideas and suggestions for moving forward.

The journey toward personal power is always going on within us, within our lives. How power shows up and out pictures in our life experiences reveals our Mental Equivalents and the content and quality of our Trans-Spiritual work. Questions to ask ourselves include; is there a hidden agenda in my expression of power? How does my expression of power relate to my values? Does my power in any way diminish another person’s quality of life?

When asked what to pray for, Ernest Holmes answered by saying we can pray for anything that brings more life and harms no one. This approach works with our use of power as well. Am I using my power to bring more Life-Affirming experiences to the world? Does my expression of power heal or harm others? How can I use my personal power in a more clean and life-sustaining way?

Many of us may have triggers regarding our experience of power.   When we give ourselves permission to go within to discover our beliefs around power, there are tools that we can use for ourselves and others, to begin healing our relationship with our inner power.  Healing these triggers allows us to be better able to stand in our own Power, more confidently. 

This past month CSL Midtown has explored inner Peace, Peace with others, Peace in community and World Peace. Today, we are going to put all the pieces of Peace together to explore the question, “What is mine to do?” to have a Grand Rising and reveal Peace on Earth Now.  We must practice the presence of peace consciously, definitely and deliberately. If we can do it individually and, in the family, and to a certain degree in our offices and businesses, which we can, why can’t we do it for the whole world? We can.” —Ernest Holmes, “World Peace is not an Illusion”  Rev. Mignonne explores the One Love and One Peace that we can radiate throughout the world.  

Peace covers a lot of ground. It’s more than just the absence of war and hostilities, which is what most people tend to think of when they hear the word “peace.” Let’s explore peace in all its many forms. We’ll take a look at where peace originates and some things we can do to make it a reality in our world. Hint: It starts with each of us individually.

There is no place like OM. Join us to experience the power of coming together as a CSL Peace Sangha—Spiritual Community–with the intention of stepping more fully into the vibration of Peace and Kindness in our own lives and those in our broader community.

Without looking at a definition, how would you describe forgiveness? Which has the stronger pull on your emotions: the need to forgive or the need to be forgiven? Forgiveness does not mean forgetting or condoning the wrongdoing, nor does the intention have to be about reconciling a relationship. The power in forgiveness is in the release of the baggage from past experiences; and being at peace with oneself — free to experience the gift of the present.

I invite you to join me, as I explore how embracing an attribute of forgiveness can lead to spiritual freedom and peace within.

“Forgiveness is a constant attitude, not just an occasional act”. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.