BY MITCH HOROWITZ From the classic halftime locker room speech to recent mind-body studies of peak performance, the benefits of a motivated mind have long been a source of intrigue in sports and physical achievement. Although motivational techniques are not new to athletics, athletes themselves, from college wrestlers to Olympic medalists, have never been so…
BY HARV BISHOP Ernest Holmes did not use the term social justice in his Science of Mind textbook one of my readers said, implying that we shouldn’t be concerned about it. The reader was challenging my interview with Centers for Spiritual Living (CSL) spiritual leader Dr. Kenn Gordon about the evolution of New Thought to…
By Harv Bishop “The money that is now being spent in preparing for war would completely abolish poverty from the Earth. It is a terrific thing that, right now, the world is in a position to do away with impoverishment!” “…When only six percent of the National Budget is for the alleviation of impoverishment and…
By Gary Jansen In our fast-paced, hectic world it is sometimes very easy to let our worries burden us and take control of our lives. When life’s problems have become too big, when you’ve done all you can do and can do no more, it’s time to turn them over to a higher power and…
By Mitch Horowitz No matter how busy you are it is always possible to find spiritual practices that fit within the confines of a hectic day. Here are some practices I personally use. They require consistency but not complexity. 1: Morning Connection. Upon waking it is crucial to make some connection to yourself and your…
