What the World Is Seeking
Ernest Holmes

We say in our system of thought that there is nothing but God, that when we talk to each other, God is communicating with Itself. No wonder that people who believe Divinity is external think we are remarkably sacrilegious! From their viewpoint, they are right, but if that thing which we call God in its essence and if our approach to It is not to be found in our own spirit, then we shall never find It.

There can be no question but that the search of humanity is to find Reality, to give a reason for being, to try to answer the enigma of the universe. It is that thing stirring in our own consciousness, the answer of which we despair at times, the thing which has given rise to every religion, every cult, every “-ism,” every belief, creed, dogma, doctrine, to all philosophy and to all human thought and endeavor.

Is there any sense to life? That is the question which frequently propounds itself to all of us. I am not here to preach the salvation of your souls. I do not believe in lost souls, but I do believe that every living soul is in search of itself and its right relationship to whatever Reality is. I do not know what Reality is except in a very small degree. We have come to believe there is a Reality which we sense in our own being, giving birth to a direct relationship to the Infinite, all the magnificence and beauty and power and peace commensurate with the meaning of the Infinite God.

Energy is eternal. The stuff out of which all forms are made is indestructible. In this vast change in which we live—the flux and flow and ebb and tide of evolution—there is a constancy, a consistence; there is in the midst of all movement something which does not move and yet which moves all things.

Excerpted from A Holmes Reader on Meaning by Ernest Holmes, Science of Mind Publishing.

Is It Time to Live Your Dreams?

In “Change is Love: It’s Time to Live Your Dreams,” by Tama Kieves, Science of Mind June 2012, readers were inspired to step into their authentic power and stay inspired and unstoppable.

Click here to hear an inspirational talk from best-selling author Tama J. Kieves encouraging you to ask the question that can change your life.

Dr. Seuss on New Thought:
The Talent of Comedian Scott Grace

Scott Kalechstein Grace weaves poetry, comedy, and music into talks and awakening entertainment that make transformation fun, easy, and delicious. His “Dr. Seuss” personal-growth poems are profound teaching devices that awaken consciousness through humor and rhyme. Scott is the author of Teach Me How to Love: A True Story That Touches Hearts and Helps with the Laundry!  He makes his home in Marin County, California, and loves giving talks as well as presenting at churches, conferences, concerts, and workshops.

Has fear got you in its grasp? 

Click here to watch “Oh, Dear, the End Times are Here! (The End of Fear!)” 

What would Dr. Seuss say about New Thought? 

Click here for “If Dr. Seuss Got God!”

Visit www.scottsongs.com to learn more about Scott Grace.

Celebrate Fathers!

June 17 was Father’s Day in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Father’s Day observances in the United States first took place in 1908 in celebration of the lives of the 210 fathers who had been lost in the West Virginia Monongah Mining disaster. A 1910 observation of a day to honor fathers was held the third Sunday in June in Spokane, Washington. However, it was not until 1966 that the first presidential proclamation honoring fathers was issued by President Lyndon B. Johnson designating the third Sunday in June as Father’s Day. Six years later, the day was made a permanent national holiday when President Richard Nixon signed it into law in 1972.

In the June 17 Daily Guide, Rev. Dr. Jesse Jennings powerfully affirms, “Today, the fathering energy of the universe is my companion and my friend. I feel unconditional support for being exactly who I am.” Dr Jennings suggest two poems to help you “feel your way into the landscape of your father’s presence.”  Click here to read poems by E.E. Cummings and Diana Der-Hovanessian.