Psychologist Nicholas Humphrey has proposed that our ability to awe was biologically selected for by evolution because it imbues our lives with sense of cosmic significance that has resulted in a species that works harder not just to survive but to flourish and thrive. Are you looking for a “Shot of Awe” in San Clemente?…
As of today, I welcome change. I embrace it knowing opportunities and possibilities are opening up in my life. What good will come from these possibilities?
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The only constant is change. Without change we would atrophy and die. Yet most of us resist changes, even though we know they are for our highest and best good. Even when we know that everything is in Divine order. We read in Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose…
Last Sunday at CSLCV brought us the music of Charlie and The Chocolate Factory. Pure Imagination is an endearing tune that speaks right to the heart of the possibilities of one’s own creation. The song created for the movie was based on the book by Roald Dahl. The lyrics of the song speak so much…
I want to be more like a flute It may seem odd to aspire to be more like an inanimate object but let me explain. I have heard the image of “hollow bone” spoken to illustrate the state of being empty so that one can be filled with Spirit. I’m starting to understand why images…
Starting now, I surrender each present moment to my soul’s happiness. Spirit guides me every moment, of every day to the ‘ride of my life.’ I simply ride with pleasure. And So It Is!
“There is something in you that wants to confront and triumph over your fears and doubts, and master the earthly forces, freeing yourself to be your potential fully expressed.” Fears and doubts truly keep us in bondage and we are designed to live in joyous freedom. Last night I let an old fear of spiders…
The Tao Te Ching, or Book of the Way discussion group is facilitated by Revs. Karyn Allen and Pattie Mercado. Participants are encouraged to bring a favorite version of the Tao Te Ching. We will explore various verses each week from the different translations and versions and how they relate to our lives. This discussion group is…
Walter Cronkite is Dead Why is the church putting on the play “Walter Cronkite is Dead”? Well, last Friday, Reverend Heather came to see the show. Her planned talk on Sunday was “It’s time for an exorcism.” And in the course of seeing the show, she heard the character Patty do a three-minute monologue on…