Ancient Wisdom and Science of Mind

Tuesdays for 5 weeks beginning Sept. 22 | Facilitator: Rev. Dereca Blackmon
Online on Zoom
This course blends modern metaphysical teachings (New Thought) with the timeless insights of ancient spiritual and philosophical traditions. Ancient Wisdom and Science of Mind explores the bridge between the universal spiritual principles found in ancient wisdom traditions and the Science of Mind Declaration of Principles. Each of the five modules highlights specific principles and invites students to reflect on how these ideas have been expressed and lived in diverse cultures and times throughout history.
 
 
 
 
 
Class Payment
Students who pay the full class cost by Sept. 13 receive a 10% discount. Seniors age 65 and older and people with disabilities are also eligible for a 10% discount on the class fee. Only one discount may be applied per student.

As always, you can join the class by paying the Class Tuition of $40. The balance of your payment is due by October 16.

We are committed to making our classes as accessible as possible while supporting our teachers, meeting CSL certification costs, and building a scholarship fund to help make spiritual education available to more members of our community.
 
Class Requirements
Because this course is only five sessions, please make sure you can attend all classes.  The class dates are Sept. 22 & 29, Oct. 6. 13 & 20.

If you know you're going to miss a class, you are still welcome to register. You must attend all classes to get a certificate.  
 
 
 
 
 

Description

Tuesdays for 5 weeks beginning Sept. 22
Facilitator: Rev. Dereca Blackmon
Online on Zoom
This course blends modern metaphysical teachings (New Thought) with the timeless insights of ancient spiritual and philosophical traditions. Ancient Wisdom and Science of Mind explores the bridge between the universal spiritual principles found in ancient wisdom traditions and the Science of Mind Declaration of Principles. Each of the five modules highlights specific principles and invites students to reflect on how these ideas have been expressed and lived in diverse cultures and times throughout history.