Portland Center for Spiritual Living Podcast

Marilyn Sprague, RScP, concludes the series using Ernest Holmes' book "Creative Ideas." Our lives are a reflection of our thoughts and beliefs. Even happiness is an "inside job." Find out how you can create joy in your life today.

Rev. Larry discusses how we can use the Divine Creative Process to develop healthy relationships. He's using Ernest Holmes' book "Creative Ideas." Do you have a mental equivalent for a great connection to other people?

Rev. Larry is using Ernest Holmes' book "Creative Ideas." This week he shows us how to understand our body as an extension of our thinking and beliefs. We really can influence our health by thinking—our bodies respond to our thoughts.

Rev. Larry draws inspiration this month from Ernest Holmes' book "Creative Ideas." This week he shows us how to create success in our lives through the use of mental equivalents. Do you have a clear idea of what success means to you?

Rev. Larry continues using Dr. Solomon Katz' book "Beauty as a State of Being" for inspiration. Is you mind full of mostly-useless thoughts? They are a cause of anxiety and unrest. Learn how to begin minimizing the mental chatter going on in your mind.

Rev. Larry continues his series on mindfulness using Dr. Solomon Katz' book "Beauty as a State of Being" for inspiration. Learn the two sources of troublesome thinking and how to stop and reverse them. You can begin to manage your thoughts!

Rev. Larry begins a new series on mindfulness using Dr. Solomon Katz' book "Beauty as a State of Being" for inspiration. Learn how our ability to compare and discern is like a chainsaw that can negatively rip through our lives.

Rev. Larry talks about the two ways of reasoning (subjective and objective) that we can use to get closer to God. Solomon Katz' book "Beauty as a State of Being" is his starting point for exploring the philosophy of the Science of Mind.

Guest speaker Rev. Catherine Bonin concludes the series based on Pema Chodron's book "The Places That Scare You." Learn four ways to handle even the most troubling of circumstances.

Rev. Larry continues with Pema Chodron's book "The Places That Scare You." He describes the Buddhist notion of the 5 sources of strength: Strong Determination, Familiarization (with spiritual practice), the Seeds of Goodness, Reproach and aspiration. Find out how these five elements create spiritual strength in each of us.