Every moment of every day, I experience a resounding feeling of having enough. I give thanks for it being so, and I know tomorrow brings even more.
No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, know that you are welcome here.
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Prayer of Gratitude Sunday Service
Every moment of every day, I experience a resounding feeling of having enough. I give thanks for it being so, and I know tomorrow brings even more.
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Friday, November 21, 2014
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This Sunday we will be celebrating the ordination of three of our ministers -- Rev. Karyn Allen, Rev. Bruce Fredenburg and Rev. Pattie Mercado. Ordination is my favorite celebration. It signifies so much. In the Centers for Spiritual Living ordination handbook, it is written :
" A Rite of Passage:
What a joy it is to officiate in this ceremony for three of my favorite people! Many colleagues, family and friends will be attending. It is a true celebration. The ceremony itself is heartfelt and sacred.
Although the ceremony itself has changed over the years, after integration, the intent is simply to provide a ritual that is a rite of passage from one level of consciousness to the next.
" A Rite of Passage:
In some denominations, ordination is part of graduation from seminary. In the Centers for Spiritual Living ordination is conferred upon a minister who has completed practitioner training and ministerial training and who has successfully performed as a minister in a field church or ministry. The ministry of this individual has been reviewed by the Office of Licensing and Credentialing at the Centers for Spiritual Living Home Office. S/he has been interviewed by a panel of his/her peers who made the recommendation of his/her ordination to the Leadership Council. It is this Council that grants the office “Ordained Minister” to successful candidates.
For the minister being ordained, the ceremony is the fulfillment of many years of study, commitment and growth. Most importantly, it is his/her affirmation that ministering to the spiritual growth of others is his/her life time dedication. Ordination is a celebration with the minister as s/he affirms his/her sacred commitment to spiritual service."
What a joy it is to officiate in this ceremony for three of my favorite people! Many colleagues, family and friends will be attending. It is a true celebration. The ceremony itself is heartfelt and sacred.
Although the ceremony itself has changed over the years, after integration, the intent is simply to provide a ritual that is a rite of passage from one level of consciousness to the next.
Yolanda, me, Rev. Bruce Fredenburg 01/20/2014
| Rev. Pattie Mercado, me, Fred Mercado 01/20/2014 |
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
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Every day I experience my creative gifts, my prosperity, my health and my relationships in a more expanded way from yesterday, knowing I am Divinely equipped to thrive. And So It Is!
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| And So It Is! |
Friday, November 14, 2014
A Place Called Home
I have lived in many places from the tiny rural villages I was raised in, to cosmopolitan cities. Each one has a special place in my heart.
When I knew I was being called to southern California, I was living in Calgary, Alberta. Calgary is a great city, close to the mountains. I has a view of the mountains (on a clear day) from the window of a junior high school classroom. I first came to California in May of 1993. The weather in San Diego was welcoming and warm. Everywhere there were palm trees. (Some of you know that I saw palm trees in my long term vision back in 1985.)
But the most surprising tree was the jacaranda trees. I had never seen a tree bloom in color before.
Last May I took some pictures of jacaranda trees.
There are so many exquisite plants and trees here. I trust that we all remember to be open to their beauty.
The trees are phenomenal but it is really the people I remember.
The cute surfer in Hawaii, sitting under a tall palm tree on the beach in Waikiki,who I returned to see many times.
The wonderful men and women in my first center in beautiful Bonita, who helped me establish myself as a teacher and speaker.
The wonderful men and women here in San Clemente who continuously call me to my greatness, who share their hopes and dreams with me, and who remind me to rise to my higher self.
What surrounds you? What vegetation reminds you that you are home?
When I knew I was being called to southern California, I was living in Calgary, Alberta. Calgary is a great city, close to the mountains. I has a view of the mountains (on a clear day) from the window of a junior high school classroom. I first came to California in May of 1993. The weather in San Diego was welcoming and warm. Everywhere there were palm trees. (Some of you know that I saw palm trees in my long term vision back in 1985.)
But the most surprising tree was the jacaranda trees. I had never seen a tree bloom in color before.
Last May I took some pictures of jacaranda trees.
| Laguna Niguel Jacaranda |
The trees are phenomenal but it is really the people I remember.
The cute surfer in Hawaii, sitting under a tall palm tree on the beach in Waikiki,who I returned to see many times.
The wonderful men and women in my first center in beautiful Bonita, who helped me establish myself as a teacher and speaker.
The wonderful men and women here in San Clemente who continuously call me to my greatness, who share their hopes and dreams with me, and who remind me to rise to my higher self.
What surrounds you? What vegetation reminds you that you are home?
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