Healing the Consciousness of Racism in America

On Tuesday, October 2nd, CSLDallas and Centers for Spiritual Living (CSL) invoked the Power of Prayer and Meditation to heal the consciousness of racism in America. Botham Jean is the latest name on an unimaginably, long list of men and women, who have lost their lives for being black in the United States.
LAS VEGAS SHOOTING

Response to Las Vegas Mass Shooting October 3, 2017 The Power of Divine Love “I now command the multitude of doubts and fears that crowd into my mind to be […]
KEEPING PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER

The spectacle of children of refugees, most fleeing violence in their homelands, being separated, often with force, from the arms of their parents at the United States border, is an offense against humanity devoid of any sense of compassion.
The Power of Prayer

Every week, sometimes even every day, something happens in our city, nation, or in the world that we, as conscious spiritual people, are called upon to deal with and respond […]
MARCH FOR OUR LIVES

A STATEMENT FROM CENTERS FOR SPIRITUAL LIVING (OUR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION) IN CONNECTION WITH MARCH FOR OUR LIVES: March 22, 2018 Dr. Kenn and the Spiritually Motivated Social Engagement Committee are proud to […]
Call For Prayer On Jerusalem

The committee urges all of our spiritual leaders to engage in spiritual practices – alone and in your communities – during this time of apparent fear. Let us be centers of Love, Peace, Wisdom, and Possibility.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SHOOTINGS IN CHURCHES

These types of events often leave our communities feeling shattered, fearful, and wondering if it can happen to us. Centers for Spiritual Living encourages leadership to have significant conversations with each community regarding both domestic violence and the possibility of having an active shooter come into your sanctuary
Statement on Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability

June 2, 2017 Centers for Spiritual Living (CSL) believes in the Oneness of all Life and Creation. We envision a world free of homelessness, violence, war, hunger, separation, and disenfranchisement. […]
Standing with Religious Leaders of Faith

Centers for Spiritual Living stands in solidarity with leaders and faith organizations who have spoken out about the Executive Order from the President of the United States of America that bans immigrants from seven majority Muslim nations, including Syria, whose residents have been subject to ongoing deadly civil war.
We Stand With Orlando

In the face of shooting of gays in Orlando and on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the shooting of blacks in Charleston, once again, we are faced with the reality – fear and hate or love and inclusion.