Why I Love "Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life!"

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“Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life” is one of my favorite classes. 

When I facilitate this class, I see my students discover their own ability to fulfill their dreams and to work out or resolve things that might be challenging in their lives. So that no matter what they want to experience, they can know that they have the right and the ability within themselves to attain it.

Students report that as they gain greater awareness of Spirit’s presence within, everything in their life and world becomes more effortless. It becomes possible to move beyond limitations or restrictions from their past. They feel naturally supported in all that they do.

I get so excited to hear them share how they feel more joy, more happiness, and how they gain the ability to do less while accomplishing more. One big secret from this class is how it teaches us to understand divine timing. This is a fantastic gift for everyone because it teaches us how to prepare today for what we want in our lives tomorrow.

The best part about this class is that it gives us the practical tools we need to help to uncover what is genuine and authentic for our lives. It's not just theory, but rather practical techniques we can apply to positively change our lives. 

-Rev. Siota


Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life starts in person on Tuesday, April 4th at 6pm, and also on Zoom on Saturday, April 8th at 9am. 

You can sign up for either class with the links below (please be sure to choose the correct link for the class you'd like to join!)

Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life, In Person on Tuesday, April 4th at 6pm

Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life, On Zoom on Saturday, April 8th at 9am


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