
Podcast of CSLM Sunday Talks
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

There’s a silence in this country right now. It shows up in the rooms where someone could have spoken and didn’t, in the conversations that ended early so no one had to feel anything real. That silence is costing us more than we know. This Sunday is ... more
You would probably agree that life is so much easier when people behave themselves and do what we want them to do. Alas, very often that is not the case. So what happens when something happens? Do we react in resentment, irritation and judgment, ma... more
Fear is often seen as a threat to peace—but what if it’s a teacher? What if we consciously chose to see and respond with inquiry?
This week we explore: What if fear isn’t the enemy—but a guidepost toward deeper understanding?
No matter how alone we feel, how distant the world feels, whatever we are going through, we are never alone. There is always a power greater than we are walking with us. We are not isolated beings, Spirit is always with us no matter what the world is... more
In this inspiring talk, we explore the idea that releasing what no longer serves us is only half the spiritual practice—we must also consciously welcome the greater good ready to unfold in our lives. The Law responds to expectancy, and when we create... more
How often do we take time to contemplate and focus solely on the All-ness of Spirit? How often do we know beyond a doubt that we’re never separate from our Source, even on our worst day? How often are we willing to see everyone and everything as bein... more
Wholeness is not something we earn or create—it is the eternal truth of who we are as individualized expressions of the One Life. As we awaken to our shared wholeness, we begin to see beyond separation, honor the Divine in every person, and discover ... more
Who we believe we are sources how we express in the world. This week we will dance with how laying down our masks and being authentic, opens the door to seeing the divine in everyone and expressing as the presence of divine love in all our relationsh... more









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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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Recent guests on Center for Spiritual Living Midtown include:
1. Reverend Dr. Ron Fox
2. Reverend Dr. Cynthia Paulson
3. Reverend Jeff Radcliff
4. Susan Zoller
5. Cynthia Paulsen
6. Nerissa Street
7. Becca Borst
8. Raymont Anderson
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