Swimming in the Sea of Abundance – October 23, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

I’m reminded of that time many years ago when a dear friend invited me to attend my first Science of Mind service. It was at a critical juncture in my life, so the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Because my friend was willing to step out in such a compassionate yet bold way, I stand before you today sharing the universal truth principles that changed my life. And now I’m following her example by inviting you to consider introducing family and friends to our Center—not at all proselytizing, but in a spirit of sharing. In support of this, our theme of the month is, Share the Love, Share the Light, Share the Wealth.

The topic on October 23, 2016, was Swimming in the Sea of Abundance. We can often be like the fish swimming in the ocean that looks around and asks, “I can’t see the water! Where is the water?” We are immersed in a sea of abundance in both the seeming ordinary and the extraordinary aspects of our lives, but we lack the clarity of vision to see it. This week we will open our inner eye, our mindsets and heartsets in deep respect and appreciation of the wealth and riches that surround and interpenetrate us.

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What Does It Really Mean to Be Wealthy? – Part 2 – October 16, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

I’m reminded of that time many years ago when a dear friend invited me to attend my first Science of Mind service. It was at a critical juncture in my life, so the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Because my friend was willing to step out in such a compassionate yet bold way, I stand before you today sharing the universal truth principles that changed my life. And now I’m following her example by inviting you to consider introducing family and friends to our Center—not at all proselytizing, but in a spirit of sharing. In support of this, our theme of the month is, Share the Love, Share the Light, Share the Wealth.

The topic on October 16, 2016, was What Does It Really Mean to Be Wealthy? – Part 2. Each of us holds the key of consciousness that unlocks Spirit’s treasure house. The first turn begins with understanding what is meant by, “Seek ye first the kingdom of God and all else shall be added unto you.” When we place our spiritual search at the top of our priority list, the energy of that commitment condenses into the form of all needs met. So get ready to claim what is already yours!

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What Does It Really Mean to Be Wealthy? – Part 1 – October 9, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

I’m reminded of that time many years ago when a dear friend invited me to attend my first Science of Mind service. It was at a critical juncture in my life, so the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Because my friend was willing to step out in such a compassionate yet bold way, I stand before you today sharing the universal truth principles that changed my life. And now I’m following her example by inviting you to consider introducing family and friends to our Center—not at all proselytizing, but in a spirit of sharing. In support of this, our theme of the month is, Share the Love, Share the Light, Share the Wealth.

The topic on October 9, 2016, was What Does It Really Mean to Be Wealthy? – Part 1. The words “rich” and “wealthy” are not literally synonyms. No matter how rich our bank account may grow to be, we may remain inwardly destitute. It is the cultivation of our inner qualities that draws to us the outer demonstration of Spirit’s plenitude in life. This week we will explore our divine inheritance of wholeness, contentment, generosity, and joy, including its many expressions of riches.

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How Willing Are You to Receive? – October 2, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

I’m reminded of that time many years ago when a dear friend invited me to attend my first Science of Mind service. It was at a critical juncture in my life, so the timing couldn’t have been more perfect. Because my friend was willing to step out in such a compassionate yet bold way, I stand before you today sharing the universal truth principles that changed my life. And now I’m following her example by inviting you to consider introducing family and friends to our Center—not at all proselytizing, but in a spirit of sharing. In support of this, our theme of the month is, Share the Love, Share the Light, Share the Wealth.

The topic on October 2, 2016, was How Willing Are You to Receive? The nature of the Law of Abundance is to multiply that which we are open and receptive to receiving. “As we bring ourselves to a greater vision than our present concepts,” Dr. Holmes teaches, “we can induce a greater concept and thereby demonstrate more in our experience.” This begins with first being courageous enough to accept our worthiness. Then watch how the Law unfolds the rest!

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Psalm 91: A Lifetime Guarantee that Can’t Be Beat! – June 26, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

In his wisdom, Ernest Homes neutrally referred to the Bible as “The Grand Old Book,” saying this of it:

“We shall approach our study [of the Bible] with the idea in mind that we are working out a philosophy of life which deals with man’s relationship to Spirit. No attempt will be made to explain all the intricate sayings of the Bible, but rather to analyze those passages which have a direct meaning and significance in everyday living.” And that is precisely what we will be doing throughout the month of June when our theme will be, “The Wisdom of the Grand Old Book.”

The topic on June 26, 2016, was Psalm 91: A Lifetime Guarantee that Can’t Be Beat! When we live, move and have our being “in the place of the Most High,” we abide in the shadow of the Almighty and its protection. Protection from what? From the false beliefs in lack, limitation, fear, worry-the “pestilence” that invades our minds through popular media, and societal conditioning. Living from a consciousness of One Power, we are shielded, guarded and guided by its overarching Presence in our lives.

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Is the Soil of Your Consciousness Fertile Enough to Receive? – June 19, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

In his wisdom, Ernest Homes neutrally referred to the Bible as “The Grand Old Book,” saying this of it:

“We shall approach our study [of the Bible] with the idea in mind that we are working out a philosophy of life which deals with man’s relationship to Spirit. No attempt will be made to explain all the intricate sayings of the Bible, but rather to analyze those passages which have a direct meaning and significance in everyday living.” And that is precisely what we will be doing throughout the month of June when our theme will be, “The Wisdom of the Grand Old Book.”

The topic on June 19, 2016, was Is the Soil of Your Consciousness Fertile Enough to Receive? Healthy soil is receptive to nurturing the seed that is sowed within it. Likewise, the soil we til in consciousness is of four types: roadside, which is hard and compact and therefore unreceptive; rocky, which lacks sufficient soil and depth for a seed to take root; thorny, which chokes the soil with thistles; and fertile, which welcomes the seeds, nourishes and multiplies them. How is your garden of consciousness growing?

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Psalm 23: A Revelation of Spirit’s Unconditional Love – June 12, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

In his wisdom, Ernest Homes neutrally referred to the Bible as “The Grand Old Book,” saying this of it:

“We shall approach our study [of the Bible] with the idea in mind that we are working out a philosophy of life which deals with man’s relationship to Spirit. No attempt will be made to explain all the intricate sayings of the Bible, but rather to analyze those passages which have a direct meaning and significance in everyday living.” And that is precisely what we will be doing throughout the month of June when our theme will be, “The Wisdom of the Grand Old Book.”

The topic on June 12, 2016, was Psalm 23: A Revelation of Spirit’s Unconditional Love. “The Lord is my Shepherd”—that’s relationship. “I shall not want”—that’s supply. “He restoreth my soul”—that’s healing. “He leadeth me beside still waters”—that’s nourishment. “Thou anointest my head with oil”—that’s blessing. “My cup runneth over”—that’s abundance. “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life”—that’s grace. “And I will dwell in the house of the Lord”—that’s trust.

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The Parable of the Prodigal Son—Is It Still Relevant 2,000 Years Later? – June 5, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

In his wisdom, Ernest Homes neutrally referred to the Bible as “The Grand Old Book,” saying this of it:

“We shall approach our study [of the Bible] with the idea in mind that we are working out a philosophy of life which deals with man’s relationship to Spirit. No attempt will be made to explain all the intricate sayings of the Bible, but rather to analyze those passages which have a direct meaning and significance in everyday living.” And that is precisely what we will be doing throughout the month of June when our theme will be, “The Wisdom of the Grand Old Book.”

The topic on June 5, 2016, was The Parable of the Prodigal Son—Is It Still Relevant 2,000 Years Later? The metaphysical lesson of this parable is something each of us faces many times throughout any given day: “Should I choose this, or that?” Have you considered the basis for your choice-making? Is it like the younger son who went to the “far country,” separate from Source? Or like the son who remained at “home” in a consciousness of oneness with Source?

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Hoarding Versus Conserving Wisely – May 29, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

The journey into a demonstration of abundance begins with the realization that our part is to claim in consciousness what is ours by divine inheritance. I invite you to tune in each week this month, as we support one another in doing just that by embodying this month’s theme: “ABUNDANCE: The Awareness of What Is Already Yours.”

The topic on May 29, 2016, was Hoarding Versus Conserving Wisely. When a person hoards, it is due to an imagined fear of shortage in the future. When a person practices wise conservation, this is a consciousness of substance, of acknowledgment that all of one’s needs are met with a sufficiency to “spare and share” with others and tithing to the source of one’s spiritual home and other humanitarian causes. So let’s set up those “fun funds” and let the stream of Divine Supply flow into our lives.

I encourage you to pause and consider the application of this week’s topic in your life. Then take a moment to express gratitude for all the good that is yours, even as you open to receive greater abundance from Spirit’s limitless storehouse of supply.

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It’s About More Than Money – May 22, 2016

At the Science of Mind Spiritual Center Los Angeles, you will hear relevant messages, by Rev. Pam MacGregor, that you can apply to everyday life.

The journey into a demonstration of abundance begins with the realization that our part is to claim in consciousness what is ours by divine inheritance. I invite you to tune in each week this month, as we support one another in doing just that by embodying this month’s theme: “ABUNDANCE: The Awareness of What Is Already Yours.”

The topic on May 22, 2016, was It’s About More Than Money. The principle of tithing, or giving, is clearly stated in Luke 6:38: “Give and it shall be given unto you, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over.” Whether it’s love, kindness, compassion, tithing, inspiration—when we give it wholeheartedly, it returns to us abundantly. Likewise, when we withhold it, it is withheld from us. And we tithe to our spiritual home so that it, too, may thrive and share its message.

I encourage you to pause and consider the application of this week’s topic in your life. Then take a moment to express gratitude for all the good that is yours, even as you open to receive greater abundance from Spirit’s limitless storehouse of supply.

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