Dear Ones,
Having wondered at times, what comprises a person or group of people considered “less fortunate,” the best answer I have come up with, “those not yet awake.” Those who live lives of reasonable comfort and freedom are likely aware of the Divine Presence which indwells, loves, and sustains us, even in troubling times and situations. We are extremely fortunate simply in remembering the Source of Life, the Ground of Being, the Creator and Supplier of all Good. As the Master Teacher wisely stated, “The Kingdom is within,” and this is the beginning of our awakening to the Truth that sets us free and keeps us free.
Once connected with Spirit within and all around us, we are no longer at the mercy of the physical conditions and external challenges that may be considered “misfortunes” and our lives are transformed from limitation to freedom. Every sentient being is divinely designed to enjoy the goodness intended for us from the foundation of the Universe, and we can help others discover it by wisely and compassionately lifting them to a joyous and free expression of God’s Life.
Come be with us in person at UCCVF, 45 Walker Road, Wayne, PA this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET as we focus on, “The Good Life.” If you are out of the area, please join our Celebration online by going to www.cslphilly.org and click on the orange “Watch Online” button.. Our Spiritual Community includes both those physically present and all who join us online. Please note that our Sunday Celebration on July 19th will be virtual only, and you are welcome to be with us on Zoom, following the directions on our website.
Our Practitioner Core provides spiritual support for our Center, as well as for individuals seeking to heal a situation, reveal a solution, or simply bring peace and possibility to our consciousness. Our Licensed Practitioners are all listed on their dedicated page on our website. They offer the gift of a “Three-Minute-Miracle” session after Sunday Celebration. Additionally, you may place a request into our Prayer Chest.
With great love and respect,
Dr. Maxine