Religious Science

She studied with Raymond Charles Barker.

She studied the Science of Mind classes.

She learned about affirmative living.

And that's before her books.

And it was a very tactile situation.

So I stayed with them for a while and learned the religious science philosophy, which is not too far off of Buddhism.

And I think when you find the truth, no matter how it's expressed, the truth is still the same.

And, you know, essentially I would say that the church itself and the community there healed me back to life because I was pretty damaged by the experience I had with my last community.

Good evening, everyone.

Welcome to First Church, First Center, Religious Science.

It's wonderful to have you all with us on Zoom.

I also want to welcome everyone who might be listening later today, this week, joining us on Facebook, YouTube, wherever you happen to pick us up, Spotify.

Welcome to Agape, the home of love.

At Agape, we teach the science of mind.

We teach a little bit of Zen.

We teach a little Hinduism.

but peace never comes from managing every detail.

Peace comes from awakening, awakening the presence within you.

So how does science of mind look at this? Well, science of mind is very simple.

Thought creates, consciousness is directive, we do not control the infinite, We align with it and we allow it to move through us.