Sunday, August 16 • 1 to 3 pm with Rev. Tara Steele
A to-do list sounds like the least spiritual object in your house. Ernest Holmes taught that our thinking shapes our experience, and that idea applies to the small, practical tools we use every day, including the list on your kitchen counter or the app on your phone.
Rev. Tara Steele is leading a workshop this Sunday that reframes the humble to-do list as a compass for values and freedom, rather than a source of pressure. Holmes and other New Thought teachers pointed to freedom of choice as central to a fulfilling life, grounded in what matters most to each person. A to-do list, approached with intention, can become a daily practice of choosing according to those values.
The workshop explores four angles on this idea:
- Everyday Life — Practical ways to manage time, so your schedule serves you rather than controls you.
- Spirituality — Recognizing your core values and letting them guide your choices, with your to-do list acting as compass rather than checklist.
- Freedom — Using a to-do list to support what you want to do, while honoring the commitments that carry real meaning for you.
- Awareness — Noticing how a shift in perspective can reveal the everyday magic already present in ordinary tasks.
Rev. Tara invites participants to leave with a new relationship to their lists, one where planning becomes a form of spiritual alignment instead of another obligation.
Details Date: Sunday, August 16 Time: 1 to 3 pm Teacher: Rev. Tara Steele Cost: $15-25, sliding scale
Whether your to-do list currently feels like a burden or a helpful habit, this workshop offers a chance to see it with new eyes. Join Rev. Tara and discover what your daily tasks might reveal about your deepest values.
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