Sunday Evenings At The Center

Ralph Waldo Emerson said that the Universe remains to the heart unhurt, and Jesus said, “It is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.” This kingdom is something we do not earn; it is the gift of heaven. We may have refused to receive the gift; it has never been withheld. It is intended that we be happy. It is meant that we live to the full; that we sing and dance and be glad; that we love and be loved in return. Let’s make ourselves as available to God as God is to us, all the time. In our circle of conversation, facilitated by Maggie Cole, let's uncover our availability to God. It is here, always giving Itself to Itself, which is each one of us. In this unveiling, the kingdom of heaven is revealed. The gathering begins at 7 pm in Room 11, North Wing, and is enriched by Tom McCurry's beautiful music. 

Many Spiritual teachers/ traditions tell us that we suffer because we are attached to the outcome of our desires; of getting what we want and what we believe we deserve. Byron Katie says, “Personalities don’t love, they want something.” Can we truly love unconditionally? Without “needing” reciprocity? Let’s explore the idea of “being” Love, and the love that we are being sufficient unto itself. Practitioner Elias Owens leads the conversation which begins at 7 pm. All are welcome to this gathering in Room 11, North Wing. 

Are you struggling to find your center? Is it difficult to remember that, underneath all that is, Good is unfolding? Nothing brings relief faster than allowing more love in.  Sunday evening, Siota facilitates a conversation on the power of love. As trite as that phrase sometimes seems, the truth is that Love heals all, Love creates all, Love is all that is. Join in the discussion at 7 pm on November 18, in Waggoner Hall. All are welcome.

"When the stories of our life no longer bind us, we discover something greater."                                                                                                Jack  Kornfield De-cluttering is the most difficult step to rebuilding.  Parting with the old is bearable only if we have a vision of what might replace it.  This Sunday evening we will be talking about how to reprogram our response to life's challenges. All are welcome to the Sunday Evening Exploration to be in conversation about what is alive in you, to listen and to be heard. The gathering begins at 7 pm in Room 11, North Wing.