Prayer is one of the most powerful spiritual tools we have to our disposal. The purpose of this course is to gain a deeper understanding of the creative power behind the Science and Art of Prayer.
Admittedly, we are experiencing interesting times where the world seems to be in chaos. As a result of this, we can sometimes feel lost and bewildered. The Scientific Art of Prayer is practical Spiritual Technology that is useful in creating and maintaining a well-balanced life.
During this 5-week online course, we will look at the deeper meaning of each of the five steps of Affirmative Prayer as used in new Thought/Ageless Wisdom combined with the Five Basic Principles of Unity, which are:
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Recognition
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Unification
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Realization/Declaration
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Thanksgiving
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Release/Surrender
We combine these with the Five Basic Principles of Unity, which are:
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There is only one Presence and one Power active as the Universe and in my life. God the Good.
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Our essence is of God; therefore, we are inherently good. This God essence was fully expressed as Jesus the Christ.
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We are co-creators with God, creating reality through thoughts held in Mind.
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Through prayer and meditation, we align our heart – mind with God. Denials and affirmations are tools we use.
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Through thoughts, words, and actions, we live the Truth we know.
Learn how to put this practice to practical use in your daily life as you get clear on how to use your thoughts, feelings, and words to create the life you desire. Because it is our intention to make this a way of life, we go beyond merely speaking our word. We live our word on purpose as answered prayer.
This is a life-changing course of study. You will learn that your word not only has the power to create, but your word is the power of creation itself.
Each class is a total 3 hours; 30-minute video lecture to be watched before each class. Actual online class time, 2.5 hours.
When: Tuesdays, May 2 - May 30
Time: 6:30 - 9:30 Eastern Standard
Investment: $135.00
Textbooks:
How to Pray Without Talking to God, by Linda Martell-Whitsett
Creative Mind, by Ernest Holmes