“Change your conception of yourself and you will automatically change the world in which you live.” – Neville Goddard Over the past couple of weeks, I have been traveling—not just across miles, but back through time. Returning to New Mexico, where I lived for 27 years, stirred deep memories and surprising truths about myself, my […]
Read more "Recoding the Past to Bless the Present"Twelve years ago—almost to the day—we held our first service here on the Island of Kaua’I at Center for Spiritual Living Kaua’i. I could say that our twelve years of transformation began on that day, but I would be wrong. The transformation of my life began when I chose to become a minister, and, soon […]
Read more "12 Years of Transformation"There is a passage 219 in the Science of Mind by Ernest Holmes that states this: “Pinciple is Infinite, but we shall demonstrate Its power only at the level of our concept of It. …People are so tired of looking for things where they do not exist, that they are going to more and more […]
Read more "Do Not Go Beyond Your Own Understanding"All the women below tended their garden called Curiosity, allowing them to press through walls that might have obstructed them and help shape the world we know today: Without curiosity, we would never advance as a species. What am I curious about? What are you curious about? Are you done—retired, ready to rest in your […]
Read more "Tending the Garden of Curiosity"Does it really take courage to be curious? I believe it does. Here’s why. Curiosity is defined as the desire to learn, explore, or understand something new. It’s a strong motivation to seek out information, experiences, or answers to questions—often driven by a sense of wonder, interest, or the urge to resolve uncertainty. When we […]
Read more "The Courage to be Curious"What Are Growing Pains? I’m not talking about the ones that children and teenagers experience as their bodies grow. I’m talking about emotional and spiritual growing pains, which I define as: “The struggles, discomfort, or challenges that happen during a period of change, learning, or growth — the ‘pain’ that comes with moving from one […]
Read more "Growing Pains"As I awaken to Easter morning, and I’m catapulted back to my days as a young Catholic girl. I was deeply devoted to Easter, to Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection. I learned to believe it—it was my truth, passed down by my parents, twelve years of Catholic education, and what I now call my indoctrination into […]
Read more "MY EASTER/PASSOVER MESSAGE"Ilia Delio, in her book The Not-Yet God, describes God as an evolving presence, deeply enmeshed in creation—not controlling it from afar, but co-creating within it. Evolution is not passive; it is participatory. That means we are being called to participate in this transformation, not just observe it. Dr. Ernest Holmes, founder of Religious Science, […]
Read more "Is God Not-Yet?"In about the year 1830 in the United States, primarily in New England, there emerged a philosophical and literary movement that emphasized individual intuition, the spiritual connection between humans and nature, and the belief in the inherent goodness of people. It was called Transcendentalism. The publication of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essay: “Nature” is often considered […]
Read more "January 6, the Transfer of Power"I just experienced an amazing but different Christmas. Can we accept that even traditions can be different. There is a saying, “Nothing in the world is permanent and we are foolish to ask anything to last, but we are even more foolish not to take delight in it when we have it,” written by the […]
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Love Changes everything 