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Science of Mind

Traditionally, for the first four weeks in January, Marlene gave examples of the principles she teaches. Her take on the Science of Mind will keep you entertained, inspired and ready to take on the world. Part I; laying a powerful  foundation for the life of your soul.

Foundations of the Science of Mind

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Foundations of the Science of Mind - Four Parts - Part 1: The Architect

In this sermon, Reverend Marlene Morris discusses the concept of the "thing itself" in the Science of Mind, explaining that it refers to the power of the universe, or God, which is within each individual. She emphasizes that by aligning our thoughts and beliefs with this power, we have the ability to shape and create our own lives.

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January 6, 1991

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Foundations of the Science of Mind - Four Parts - Part 2: The Blueprint

Rev. Marlene Morris speaks about the unlimited potential of each individual, emphasizing that our beliefs shape our reality. By recognizing the infinite possibilities within ourselves and reconnecting with the power of the divine, we can rebuild our lives and create a solid foundation for success and fulfillment.

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January 13, 1991

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Foundations of the Science of Mind - Four Parts - Part 3: Building Codes

The Reverend Marlene Morris discusses the concept of the "thing itself," or God, as the ultimate creator and process of creation. She emphasizes that our beliefs shape our lives and that we have the power to create the life we desire through our thoughts and faith in the process.

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January 20, 1991

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Foundations of the Science of Mind - Four Parts - Part 4: Construction

The Reverend Marlene Morris concludes the four-week review of the basic principles of religious science, emphasizing the importance of practicing these principles in order to create the life we desire. She compares the practice of these principles to learning any new skill and emphasizes the need to change our beliefs and thought patterns.

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January 27, 1991

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