Religious Science
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Oct 29, 2026
Lisa GarrHOST
you don't know what it's going to look like, you have an idea, right? Right.
James Van PraaghGUEST
Yes, and Ernest Holmes of Science of Mind, it was the first kind of organization I worked with when I first moved to California 35 years ago.
James Van PraaghGUEST
And that really spoke to me.
James Van PraaghGUEST
It spoke to the power of your thoughts and what you create with your
Zemirah Adionah-DoseGUEST
But in that circle of prayer, I can enter with scattered mind and it'll end with a still lake of calmness.
Zemirah Adionah-DoseGUEST
In the science of mind, we teach the tool of affirmative prayer.
Zemirah Adionah-DoseGUEST
And it's a brilliant tool for shaping our thoughts and bringing our consciousness back into alignment with with all, with God, with spirit.
Zemirah Adionah-DoseGUEST
There are five steps.
Lee WolakHOST
It's part of life because you're attached to how you want things to be.
Lee WolakHOST
So then moving from Buddhism, what does Science of Mind teach? Science of mind teaches consciousness shapes how we perceive, how we interpret and participate in life.
Lee WolakHOST
Similarities there.
Lee WolakHOST
Our habitual beliefs influence our choices and our experiences.
Lee WolakHOST
Science of mind goes further and says we can consciously cultivate new mental patterns, new ways of perceiving And it very clearly states this spiritual growth requires both awareness and personal responsibility.
Lee WolakHOST
So I truly love bringing in Buddhist principles and science of mind principles, because sometimes when we're looking at science of mind, we think that we're the master and that we can control what happens.
Lee WolakHOST
No, we control what we perceive happens.
Lee WolakHOST
And Buddhism talks about that clearly, and science and mind emphasis the power that we have within us.
Pam MacGregorHOST
Joyful greetings, my friends, from the Science of Mind Spiritual Center, a global community in unity.
Pam MacGregorHOST
I am always so deeply grateful for this weekly opportunity to gather together with people from all over the world and celebrate this thing called life.
Pam MacGregorHOST
It is always a privilege to share such a practical, life-changing, and empowering teaching with you.
Alan CohenGUEST
You know, it's just a habit that comes with being in a body and identifying with a body.
Alan CohenGUEST
Uh, Ernest Holmes, the founder of Science of Mind, called it race thought.
Alan CohenGUEST
It's like the human race is...
Alan CohenGUEST
It's almost like there's a cloud of darkness that surrounds people and the world, and when you tap into that mindset, all that darkness becomes your own.
Chris LawsonGUEST
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Chris LawsonGUEST
Christian Scientists, Unitarian Universalists, Universalists, [laughs] you know, um, Science of Mind, a-and on and on it goes.
Mary DanielsenHOST
Right.
Chris LawsonGUEST
And the last thing too is they, um, they divide the follower's loyalty.
Jim LefterHOST
So Reverend Dr. Ramon Anderson is a spiritual teacher, author, and cultural thinker whose work invites a return to integrity and the true measure of consciousness.
Jim LefterHOST
He's been ordained eight times, resulting in him being deeply rooted in the science of mind tradition and informed by many paths, as well as from lived experiences.
Jim LefterHOST
He is the architect of the EKG framework, a modern spiritual model centered on embodiment, integrity, and conscious choice.
Jim LefterHOST
His latest book is Explaining That.
Raymont AndersonGUEST
And so I got ordained as a divine science minister as well.
Jim LefterHOST
I mean, that's amazing to me.
Jim LefterHOST
But you sort of settled for a while in science of mind, religious science.
Jim LefterHOST
You founded an online teaching center in that discipline.
Lisa GarrHOST
Right.
Lisa GarrHOST
Louise, are you still involved with the Church of Religious Science, even though it's been a while, and you're still a minister, of course?
Louise HayGUEST
No, no, I'm not.
Louise HayGUEST
Oh, you're not