This week's topic is "Tell Me Something Good," where we'll delve into the essence of good news and how it shapes our spiritual journey. Just like in the Christian tradition where the Good News signifies the message and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, we, too, have our version of Good News at the Center.
At the heart of our philosophy lies the belief in a creative power that flows through each of us, empowering us to direct our lives intentionally. Imagine having the ability to shape your reality, to move beyond limitations imposed by circumstances or societal norms. It's an empowering concept, one that has changed lives, including mine.
But as with any profound revelation, it's easy to forget amidst the chaos of everyday life. How often have you found yourself consumed by negativity and fixated on things beyond your control?
I've been there, lost in a whirlwind of frustration and helplessness.
Yet, I've also experienced the power of remembering. Like when I was in the breathtaking beauty of a California desert, my mind was clouded by anger over a recent injustice. It took a small, tender moment—the sight of a deceased mouse—to jolt me back to the present and remind me of the good news.
The good news is not just a philosophy; it's a practical guide to living a fulfilling life. It's about shifting our awareness, practicing acceptance, and cultivating gratitude. It's about releasing control over others and prioritizing self-care. It's about engaging in productive activities and affirming our connection to Spirit.
So, I invite you to join me tomorrow as we explore these themes together. Whether you join us online or in person, you'll be part of a community dedicated to growth, empowerment, and spiritual awakening.
Together, let's affirm:
- I have complete confidence that the Spirit guides me toward peace.
- I release all sense of condemnation and animosity.
- I embrace each moment as an opportunity for growth.
- I draw upon the boundless energy of Spirit to live my life.
Join us for a transformative experience at our Sunday service tomorrow, March 17, 2024, at either 9 AM or 11 AM, either online via YouTube or in person at the Center for Spiritual Living.
Photo by Nathan Lemon on Unsplash
Photo by Nathan Lemon on Unsplash
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