Sunday Evenings At The Center

SUNDAY EVENING CONVERSATIONS “A place to be seen, heard and valued” Photo by  Greg Rakozy  on  Unsplash Since the last day of the month falls on a Sunday in February This week we join with the MONTHLY PEACE MEDITATION 7 pm to 8 pm PDT Our gathering will begin with a world peace meditation, a practice we observe on the last day of the month. That rich deep time together will open into a sharing of intentions and prayer, the gifts of being in circle together. All are welcome. For more information, please contact Vivian Strand at (707) 953-1917. Here is the link: https://tinyurl.com/World-Peace-Meditation   Please know that your Center for Spiritual Living is alive and well, ready to connect with you and keep on imparting the message that, right where you are, the infinite love of God resides.

SUNDAY EVENING CONVERSATIONS “A place to be seen, heard and valued” Practitioner Elias Owens "Evolving Consciousness" You are invited to join us for our conversation this evening. We welcome and value your presence and participation at whatever level is comfortable for you. The conversation begins at 7 pm online via Zoom here:  https://cslsr.org/zoom-SEC/ For directions for using ZOOM click here or click on the Zoom directions tab near the top of this page.  The conversations are not recorded.

SUNDAY EVENING CONVERSATIONS “A place to be seen, heard and valued” Practitioner Peggy Weber "The Infinite Invisible - It’s Always Present" You are invited to join us for our conversation this evening. We welcome and value your presence and participation at whatever level is comfortable for you. Everyone is welcome. The conversation begins at 7 pm online via Zoom here:  https://cslsr.org/zoom-SEC/ For directions for using ZOOM click here or click on the Zoom directions tab near the top of this page.  The conversations are not recorded.

SUNDAY EVENING CONVERSATIONS “A place to commune, communicate, connect” Practitioner Maggie Cole "Coming Home" "Whatever is happening, whatever is changing, whatever is going or not going according to my plans - I release my hold on all of it. I leave behind who I think I am, who I want to be, what I want the world to be. I come home to the great peace of the present moment." ~ Elizabeth Lesser “There’s no place like home.” ~ The Wizard of Oz In July, 2001, I gave my first talk at a church in Mendocino. Several of my Prac II classmates were there to support me. It was so exciting. Following the service, a beautiful woman asked me to pray for her and I did. I will never forget the light in her eyes. When I completed the prayer, she asked what I wanted prayer for. I explained I was at a crossroads with what direction I needed to take on my spiritual journey. Her response was “all paths lead to God, we are always coming home”. I