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THE
CREATIVE PROCESS Here
is a quote from the U.S. leader of an international
organization that supports Tibet:
There
it is! The core of the creative process: vision, then
belief, then manifestation. We
who practice this see it all the time in our own lives, such
as in the treasure mapping I myself did some years ago
followed by the gift of a free 14-day Mediterranean cruise.
I've also seen it unfold in the childhood vision and belief
of my stepson, Ronnie Lee Twist, in his music and his
mentor, Johnny Cash. Those who attended our special evening
on October 16 saw what a successful and wonderful
entertainer Ronnie has become! Our
Season for Nonviolence focus for the Year 2000 supports the
United Nations Tibetan Children's Rights Project. We are
helping to create a better world for them. More will be
revealed as plans for our Season for Nonviolence activities
unfold. Meanwhile,
we use the creative process in our everyday lives to create
a better world for all of us. Many
blessings for this holiday season and our entry into a new
century of peace.
by Tom Tison, RScP
"Freeing
Tibet will make the world a better place because it will
require all of us, Tibetans and non-Tibetans, to learn
the right lesson: that justice and compassion have a
power that no amount of cruelty can ever match. We just
have to be courageous enough to believe it!"
Faith:
the Foundation of Prayer The
Truth of Meditation A
Celebration of Love and Light
SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT CENTER PRACTITIONERS
INCLUDING:
by Pat Malone, RScP
by
Michael J. Allen, RScP
by Pat Malone, RScP
The
Practitioners and Ministers of the Spiritual Enrichment Center
welcome your call at any time!
Call toll free: 1-888-206-8804
and leave your prayer request.
Spiritual
Enrichment Center Practitioners have assembled
a reading list of their favorite books on spiritual thought.
Check out their Suggested
Reading List.
If
you'd like to know more, please join us for Sunday
Celebrations
or call us at: (415)
472-2852
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