The Power of Honoring Our Roots

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When I first took Roots of Science of Mind, I was seeking a deeper understanding of this incredible  teaching brought to us by our founder, Ernest Holmes. But I received so much more. By reading the different authors that inspired Ernest, it allowed me to not only hear different ideas, it also allowed me to hear them in different voices. And having a full discussion in class each week about those authors let me hear my own synthesis and voice. It was like being handed spiritual clay that allowed me to sculpt my own spiritual framework and beliefs.

The experiential exercises also gave me the opportunity to challenge myself and deepen my awareness of the Spirit within me, bringing a sense of joy and wonder to my day to day life. 

In short, I found Roots transformative. I hope you will, too. I invite you to join me on Zoom starting on Tuesday, March 5th from 6 to 8:30pm as we learn the same way Ernest did. You can sign up for the class below--we also offer scholarships to help offset the cost of the class, and the link to apply for one is below as well. 

I look forward to having you in my class.

-Christine

Sign up for Roots here: Roots of Science of Mind

Apply for a scholarship here: Scholarships

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