Reflections, seasonal themes, and inspiration from our community. New posts are added here as they are published.
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. November invites us to turn inward with gratitude, release what no longer serves, and affirm: “I am rooted in Spirit, open to possibility, and grateful for the good unfolding through me.”
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. October invites us to release limiting beliefs and old patterns, listen more deeply to inner wisdom, and plant new seeds of possibility with faith and gratitude…
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. Labor Day’s founders envisioned a day to unify workers and shorten the work week—plus reflections from Robert Louis Stevenson and Albert Einstein, and a bit of Labor Day humor…
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. This month we explore how fear and anger become meaningful parts of our spiritual development—meeting them consciously and bringing them into the presence of love, with a reminder from Ernest Holmes…
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. July’s theme is wholeness—recognizing that each of us is already perfect wholeness, exactly who we are meant to be, with a passage from Ernest Holmes’ The Science of Mind…
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. June’s theme is a higher, deeper love—the fundamental fabric of existence, present even in our most uncomfortable experiences. With reflections from Rumi and Ernest Holmes’ The Science of Mind…
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. The month of May was named in honor of the Greek goddess Maya—a guardian of nature, an earth goddess, a nurturer, and a midwife bringing new life into the world. A reflection and an affirmative prayer for healing, unity, and peace…
From our spiritual director, Lenza Smith. The month of April and Spring represent a profound natural cycle of rebirth, growth and hope often acting as a mirror for our personal transformation and emotional renewal. It invites us to shed the dormancy of winter…
The month of March symbolizes new growth, fertility and procreation in humans, plants and animals. As March brings the first day of Spring with the vernal equinox, it is associated with new beginnings. Its meaning embodies a kind of realigning of the hearts…
