Ancient Wisdom and the Science of Mind

Thursdays, Aug. 6 – Sept. 3 • 6 to 8:30 pm




Discover how the spiritual insights of the ages come alive in our daily lives. Ancient Wisdom and Science of Mind invites you to explore the timeless teachings of cultures across the world and see how beautifully
they harmonize with the Science of Mind Declaration of Principles.

Together we will trace the living thread of spiritual thought as it flows from the past into the present moment.

Through engaging exploration and meaningful spiritual practice, you will deepen your understanding of the Declaration of Principles and gather wisdom drawn from diverse traditions. Along the way you will develop a genuine appreciation for the evolution of spiritual thought and the many ways it continues to express itself today.

By the end of our time together, you will carry practical tools for weaving ancient wisdom into your own experience and into your ongoing Science of Mind practice. Come join us for a journey that honors where we have been and illuminates where we are going.

Teacher: Rev. Siota Belle
Cost: $160 (discounts and scholarships available)
Core class • 5 weeks
In Person and on Zoom

Registration here: https://cslsr.org/category/classes




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