Portland Center for Spiritual Living Podcast

Rev. Larry discusses the 3-part nature of the Science of Mind--part philosophy, part science and part spirituality. He's using Ernest Holmes' book "Discover a Richer Life" for inspiration. Find out how we can achieve balance in our lives when we embrace all three aspects of it.

Rev. Larry concludes the series on "Joy" using James Baraz' book "Awakening Joy" for inspiration. What stands in the way of you experiencing more joy? Rev. Larry discusses being "type cast" and using compassion and service to jump-start joyous living.

Rev. Lynn Johnson explains how we can open our hearts to experience joy. She's using James Baraz' book "Awakening Joy" for inspiration. As we love ourselves and others, we open up to new heights of happiness.

Rev. Larry shows us how to find joy right where we are. He's using James Baraz' book "Awakening Joy" for inspiration. You don't have to wait for joy--it can be found or created using your own mind and heart.

Rev. Larry talks about bringing more joy into our lives. He's using James Baraz' book "Awakening Joy" for inspiration. His thesis is that joy can be found within ourselves--despite outward troubles.

Rev. Lynn Johnson discusses accepting life as it comes. She's using Pema Chodron's book of Buddhist wisdom called "Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change." Can you make a commitment to live your life consciously?

Rev. Larry discusses what it means to treat everyone with understanding and compassion. He's using Pema Chodron's book of Buddhist wisdom called "Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change." Can you extend your compassion to include everyone?

Wednesday Night at the New Thought Center for Spiritual Living features Rev. Larry King once a month. Tonight Larry discusses the true meaning of Freedom and how we can experience freedom every day of our lives.

Rev. Larry discusses what it means to "Cause No Harm." He's been inspired by Pema Chodron's book of Buddhist wisdom called "Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change."

Rev. Larry starts a new series on Buddhist wisdom inspired by Pema Chodron's book "Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change." How resistant to change are you?