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“A Course in Miracles is a modern-day program for healing the Mind, removing all judgment, learning to trust the Higher Self/Holy Spirit/Intuition, and coming to consistent Peace of Mind.” –David Hoffmeister A Course in Miracles (ACIM) is a self-study program with a unique approach, designed to bring a consistent state of happiness and peace to the student through the application […]
Starting June 19th In Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer draws upon Indigenous wisdom and environmental science to explore humanity's reciprocal relationship with nature. The author recounts sacred creation stories and rituals—such as the Skywoman Falling myth and the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address—that center gratitude, kinship, and reciprocity as guiding principles for sustainability. Kimmerer argues that the path […]
Spiritual Message: Hal Breakey "Thought Forms of Faith, Fear & Possession" Humanity’s relationship to the mystery of the unknown can take many forms. Thought Forms, like shapeshifting ghosts, can direct the imagination into uncharted realms of both fear and fantasy. Conscious and unconscious imaginings cause physiological and psychological changes to occur, leading to many unexpected […]
“A Course in Miracles is a modern-day program for healing the Mind, removing all judgment, learning to trust the Higher Self/Holy Spirit/Intuition, and coming to consistent Peace of Mind.” –David Hoffmeister A Course in Miracles (ACIM) is a self-study program with a unique approach, designed to bring a consistent state of happiness and peace to the student through the application […]
Starting June 19th In Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer draws upon Indigenous wisdom and environmental science to explore humanity's reciprocal relationship with nature. The author recounts sacred creation stories and rituals—such as the Skywoman Falling myth and the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address—that center gratitude, kinship, and reciprocity as guiding principles for sustainability. Kimmerer argues that the path […]