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Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

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Center For Spiritual Living Midtown
Science Of Mind
Love
Ernest Holmes
New Thought
Fear
Shadow Work
Atlanta
Doubt
God
Gratitude
Oneness
Community
Spirituality
Wholeness
Transcendent Purpose
Spiritual Growth
Spiritual Mind Treatment
Consciousness
Mindfulness

Podcast of CSLM Sunday Talks

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes37Founded15 years ago
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What if empathy is more than understanding another person—it’s the doorway to genuine connection? Explore how seeing beyond our own perspective can deepen compassion, dissolve separation, and remind us of the sacred connection we share.

Spooky Season is upon us! Let’s talk about some of the spiritual things that give us goosebumps and show us the supernatural, eternal nature of God (and of us!) We’ll explore some of life’s more mysterious experiences through the lens of Oneness, the... more

Every one of us has parts of ourselves we have kept out of the light: old fears, hidden gifts, and the impulses we learned to bury. In this evening together, we sit down with the shadow and get to know it. We listen to what it has been guarding, and ... more

The tango requires a partner—and so does some of our deepest healing. No matter how much inner work we have done, relationships can reveal blind spots, old patterns, and hidden wounds we cannot always see on our own. In The Shadow Tango, Dr. Tracy Br... more

The struggle (your shadow) is within. You created it (the darkness) and you can uncreate it. Love yourself, yet be gentle yet firm as you refresh your life d into something more beautiful through understanding your shadow

Often, when we think of secrets, we often think of the shameful things we hope no one ever learns about us. In this teaching, not only do we learn to befriend these secrets through shadow work, but we also expand our thinking to allow ourselves to kn... more

The concept of God can be very abstract and seemingly disconnected from today’s world. Yet we all can solidify the idea of God into a real in-person expression of It. The greater truth is that whether we know it or not, we already do. Everyone does. ... more

The rudder determines the direction of the ship. In our lives, attitude determines our perception. How we perceive is how we receive.

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Recent Guests

Cynthia Paulsen
Author, speaker, and teacher of practical spiritual principles
Episode: The Spooky Side of Spirit | Rev. Dr. Cynthia Paulsen
Robert Brzezinski
Spiritual creative director of the New Thought Media Network and co-host of New Thought Today
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Episode: An Intimate Evening with Your Shadow | Rev. Dr. Robert Brzezinski
Tracy Brown
New Thought practitioner, author and host of The Inclusive Church
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Episode: The Shadow Tango | Dr. Tracy Brown, RScP
Essy Freed
Speaker; licensed clinical social worker and clinical hypnotherapist; owner of the Hypnosis Center of Dunwoody
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Episode: An Intimate Dance with your Shadow - Essy Freed
Reverend Kathleen Sibley
Licensed practitioner and minister guest
Center for Spiritual Living Midtown
Episode: The Secrets We Share - Rev. Kathleen Sibley
Reverend Dr. Bob Deen
Minister, teacher, and CSL movement figure
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Episode: Gimmie God with Skin On It! | Rev. Dr. Bob Deen
Dr. Harry Morgan Moses
Author and speaker on New Thought and science of mind
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Episode: The Secret of Habits and Attitude | Rev. Dr. Harry Morgan Moses
Reverend James Peak
Minister, CSL Midtown; returning guest speaker
Center for Spiritual Living Midtown
Episode: To Fear or Not to Fear, that is the Question! | Rev. James Peak
Reverend Dr. Ron Fox
Speaker and pastoral leader delivering the message
Center for Spiritual Living Midtown
Episode: You Are Never Alone | Rev. Dr. Ron Fox

Hosts

Becky Fox; Reverend Hannah; Vance; Reverend Deb Hammond; Judy Ailey; Maya Fuller
Host team centered at Center for Spiritual Living Midtown, led by a combination of the service host and session introducers who guide talks, humanize the session, and foster community engagement.
Reverend Hannah; Reverend Deb Hammond; Judy Ailey; Maya Fuller
Core CSL Midtown hosts and session guides, presenting talks and introducing speakers within weekly services.
Vance
Primary session host responsible for guiding the service flow and introducing speakers.

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Recognizing Our Shared Wholeness | Rev. Deb Hammond
Q: How can a spiritual community remain whole and patient while waiting for a new minister or leadership?
There is an emphasis on trusting divine timing, staying engaged in the community, and recognizing that wholeness exists within the group as it awaits new leadership, so the waiting period becomes a test of faith, presence, and mutual support.
Recognizing Our Shared Wholeness | Rev. Deb Hammond
Q: What would it mean to really believe that we are all one global family, and that we are each unique and divine?
The guest explains that true unity comes from recognizing the divine wholeness in every person, embracing differences as parts of a larger sacred whole, and living from a place of compassion, inclusion, and service rather than division.

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A sequence of Sunday talks and related sessions rooted in Science of Mind and New Thought, featuring a mix of resident practitioners, ordained ministers, and guest speakers who explore spirituality, mindset, and community. Episodes frequently blend sermon-like teaching with practical exercises such as guided treatments, visualizations, and gratitude or habit practices, often culminating in calls to action like study groups, online discussions, or community service. Notable threads include embracing doubt as a growth tool, exploring wholeness and belonging within a spiritual community, and translating metaphysical concepts into everyday living. The format often includes a welcoming host guiding the session, a speaker delivering the primary m... more

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