Every game has rules. What if life does too?
Rev. Cindy Shellum opens GOCSL's month of Playful Spirituality with a fresh look at one of the foundational principles of Science of Mind: the Law of Cause and Effect.
Using chess, video games, sports, and even baking cookies as playful metaphors, Cindy explores the idea that our thoughts are creative—and that understanding the principles of life is only the beginning. Like any game worth mastering, spiritual living requires practice.
The rules may be simple, but as Cindy reminds us, simple rules do not necessarily make simple games.
This message invites us to become both students and practitioners of life: learning the principles, practicing them until they become second nature, leaning on spiritual community for support, and ultimately becoming confident enough to stop stressing so much and start enjoying the game.
Because perhaps spirituality was never meant to be quite so heavy.
Maybe we're here to find our joy—and spread joy.
From Spiritual Wisdom Weekly at the Greater Orlando Center for Spiritual Living.
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