Portland Center for Spiritual Living Podcast

Rev. Larry begins a series based on Ernest Holmes' "Can We Talk To God?" He discusses communication with our higher power and the benefits of this. Prayer, meditation, contemplation and silent listening are all viable means of divine communication.

Rev. Larry concludes the series inspired by Seth Adam Smith's book "Your Life Isn't For You." You can be the light that illuminates both your own life, and contributes to the illumination of the whole planet. Learn how you can be both "salt" and "light!"

Marilyn Sprague, RScP, continues the series inspired by Seth Adam Smith's book "Your Life Isn't For You." Learn how knocking down the barriers that separate us helps us to live with compassion and in the more generous flow of life.

Our special Easter service includes a reading by Ken Cragen, RScP from Howard Thurman ("The Glad Surprise") and a talk by Rev. Larry on rebirth and renewal. What newness do you want to claim in your life?

Rev. Larry is starting a short series on compassion and service using Seth Adam Smith’s “Your Life Isn't For You” for inspiration. Are you selfless, selfish or somewhere in the middle? Find out why giving away your life can save your life.

Guest Speaker Rev. Catherine Bonin talks about the infinite possibilities for having the good, loving life and some of the things we might do to "change our thinking" in ways to enable that potential within.

Marilyn Sprague, RScP, concludes our series on vulnerability using Brené Brown's book "Daring Greatly." Change inevitably happens, but it can be a graceful and advantageous process when we approach it with vulnerability and engagement.

Rev. Larry talks about how the “shame” of not being good enough keeps us from success. The series is based on Brené Brown's "Daring Greatly." Men and women have different ideas of what is shameful and can learn to overcome these ideas.

Rev. Larry continues the series based on Brené Brown's "Daring Greatly." This week, the idea of scarcity and lack of self-esteem are discussed as barriers to vulnerability and intimacy. Are you worth having the good life?

Rev. Larry is starting a new series on vulnerability using Brené Brown’s “Daring Greatly” for inspiration. Could vulnerability be one of our strongest assets? Are our feelings a strength, rather than a weakness?