Portland Center for Spiritual Living Podcast

Rev. Larry talks about emotional set-points and how we can raise them. This allows us to open our hearts to receive God's good. He's using Esther and Jerry Hicks' book, "Ask And It Is Given" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry describes how we might harness the Law of Attraction to experience a richer life. Aligning our emotions and thoughts are key in this process. He's using Esther and Jerry Hicks' book, "Ask And It Is Given" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry discusses the many ways that we create our lives--just as they are as well as we wish them to be. Our thoughts become things. He's using Esther and Jerry Hicks' book, "Ask And It Is Given" for inspiration.

Rev. Lynn Johnson talks about how our view of ourselves effects our ability to receive--Merengue dancing included! She's using Brené Brown's "The Gifts Of Imperfection" for inspiration.

Rev. Lynn Johnson talks about overcoming adversity without closing our heart or becoming numb to life. She's using Brené Brown's "The Gifts Of Imperfection" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry talks about sufficiency. How much "good" is enough in your life? He's using Brené Brown's "The Gifts Of Imperfection" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry shows us how using Courage, Compassion and Connection we can turn our human imperfection into spiritual perfection. He's using Brené Brown's "The Gifts Of Imperfection" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry illustrates how we can build a great life--one belief at a time. He also talks about the three important forms of faith. He's using Ernest Holmes' "Think Your Trouble Away" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry shows us three ways that we can make our thoughts more effective. If, through God, "thoughts become things," we want to have the most effective thoughts as possible. He's using Ernest Holmes' "Think Your Trouble Away" for inspiration.

Rev. Larry asks us if we're using the full power of our word--the full power of our connection to God. Do you know how powerful you are--and how to use that spiritual power? He's using Ernest Holmes' "Think Your Trouble Away" for inspiration.