ColumbiaCSL Podcast

What lies beyond the familiar? This week, we explore the shared unconscious—the stories, beliefs, and truths that live beneath our awareness—and lean into the sacred unknown that calls us into collective healing.

Spiritual living means showing up, even when it’s hard. What does it look like to live my truth when it feels risky or uncomfortable? This week, we examine the outer expression of our inner edge—where values become visible.

The edge is not a limit—it’s a doorway. This week, we journey inward to the threshold of transformation, where we ask, “Where am I being invited to stretch beyond self-judgment into deeper self-acceptance?” Let’s courageously explore the edges of our inner world, welcoming discomfort as the birthplace of growth.

Imagine a more expansive way of living with “Infinite Possibilities and Sacred Kinship.” This week we explore the ideas of Oneness, allegiance and reciprocity, where every living being is truly One. We’ll find inspiration from the Indigenous wisdom of the people of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy as well as Chapter 2 of “The Science of Mind”. What might we create together with the Infinite Power we’ve been given?

Explore the magic of co-creation with “Cause and Effect in the Sweetgrass.” This week we explore the creative process and the richness of partnering with the natural world, inspired by the Indigenous wisdom of the Potawatomi people as well as Chapter 4 of “The Science of Mind”. How can we deepen our intentional co-creation to include the well-being of all life?

Experience the sweetness of giving and receiving at “Circulation and Wild Strawberries.” This week we explore the Law of Circulation and the ever-givingness of the Divine, inspired by the Indigenous wisdom of the Potawatomi people as well as Chapter 3 of “The Science of Mind”. How might your life change if you gave and received as freely as wild strawberries grow?

In Science of Mind, we are taught that the entire Universe conspires for our good. Indigenous wisdom supports and deepens this idea, honoring the interconnectedness of all. This week, we’ll share the story of the Maple Sugar Moon, and discover the communion of weather, botany, squirrel wisdom and human effort in creating the magic of maple sugar. How is the Universe conspiring for the highest good of all right now?

This Sunday we complete our exploration a metaphysical perspective of Tradition Twelve: “Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities.”
The Twelve Steps (1938) and Twelve Traditions (1946) established by the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous have been successfully adopted by countless fellowships and recovery programs empowering 100's of thousands of people to recover from varying degrees of seemingly hopeless conditions of discomfort, disease, and desperation. In fact, these steps & traditions may well be the simplest, most particle spiritual tools available to assist each of us to "change our thinking in order to change our lives". This year we are engaging in a metaphysical exploration of the spiritual principles back of the 12-Steps and 12-Traditions and putting them into practical application in our everyday lives.

This Sunday we begin our exploration a metaphysical perspective of Tradition Twelve: “Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities.”
The Twelve Steps (1938) and Twelve Traditions (1946) established by the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous have been successfully adopted by countless fellowships and recovery programs empowering 100's of thousands of people to recover from varying degrees of seemingly hopeless conditions of discomfort, disease, and desperation. In fact, these steps & traditions may well be the simplest, most particle spiritual tools available to assist each of us to "change our thinking in order to change our lives". This year we are engaging in a metaphysical exploration of the spiritual principles back of the 12-Steps and 12-Traditions and putting them into practical application in our everyday lives.

This Sunday we complete our exploration a metaphysical perspective of Step Twelve: “Having had a spiritual awakening as a result of these steps, we tried to carry the message to (addicts) and to practice these principles in all our affairs.”
The Twelve Steps (1938) and Twelve Traditions (1946) established by the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous have been successfully adopted by countless fellowships and recovery programs empowering 100's of thousands of people to recover from varying degrees of seemingly hopeless conditions of discomfort, disease, and desperation. In fact, these steps & traditions may well be the simplest; most particle spiritual tools available to assist each of us to "change our thinking in order to change our lives". This year we are engaging in a metaphysical exploration of the spiritual principles back of the 12-Steps and 12-Traditions and putting them into practical application in our everyday lives.