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2025 Theme is Rising Higher Growing Deeper

February's Theme is: Interconnection

We tend to focus on the “science” in Science of Mind, but living is as much art as science. Every moment we are

creating, and we never create in a vacuum. Every moment we are creating with all beings (human and non-human)

alive now as well as all who have ever lived. Every moment we are weaving and are woven into a great tapestry

of interbeing. We are called, as conscious beings, to participate in the transformation of our world.

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TALK TITLES & SUMMARIES​

February 2nd 

Weekly Topic Title: The Wonder of Interbeing

If the Divine is omnipresent, then everything is connected. When we recognize all life is interconnected, we

can cultivate a profound sense of compassion and understanding. This shift in perception enables us to empathize more

deeply with others, understanding their feelings and experiences as interconnected with our own. This realization fuels a

transformative energy that can be directed toward positive change in the world. With the recognition of unity,

we are more likely to act with kindness and consideration, driven by the awareness

that our actions affect not just ourselves but the entire web of life.

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February 9th 

Weekly Topic Title: The Art of Happiness

IN-PERSON SERVICE!

True happiness is not the fleeting emotion we feel from time to time. It is the knowingness of our wholeness; the idea that

however we are in this moment is wholeness. All the parts of us, the parts we like, and the parts we don’t like so much are part of that wholeness.

Nothing exists outside of the Divine. As Holmes wrote in “Observations,” “We must come to believe that at the center

of our lives there is a Wholeness, and we should think of the mind as the door through which It enters.

Therefore, we should be very careful to guard what comes into our mind from the opinion of others,

and to regulate what comes into it from any source.”

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February 16th 

Weekly Topic Title: The Art of Mindful Living

Science of Mind teaches that our thoughts create our reality. What we pay attention to is what is real to us.

In psychology, this is called biased attention, a type of confirmation bias where we selectively focus

on information that confirms our views while ignoring or discounting data that doesn’t.

This, in turn, influences how we relate to others and to ourselves. It can seem daunting to uncover these hidden beliefs or

biases because we are the sum of everything we have ever thought, believed, and done, plus all the influences on us.

While you can’t change the outside world, you can change your perceptions.

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February 23rd

Weekly Topic Title: A New Way of Being Together

IN-PERSON SERVICE! 

Speaker: Rev Rachael Dilling

In the end, what living creatures want is love and belonging. Ernest Holmes writes, “Love overcomes both hate and fear.

However, love does not overcome hate and fear through controversy, argument, or force, but by a subtle power of transformation,

transmutation, and sublimation. It is invisible in its essence but apparent through its act. As light overcomes the darkness, as

the presence of heat causes the coolness of a room to change until it is warm and comfortable, so the radiant action

of love and peace dissipates fear, hate, and confusion.”