IN PERSON & ONLINE: | Our Personal Power | Rev.Dr.Raymont Anderson

The journey toward personal power is always going on within us, within our lives. How power shows up and out pictures in our life experiences reveals our Mental Equivalents and the content and quality of our Trans-Spiritual work. Questions to ask ourselves include; is there a hidden agenda in my expression of power? How does my expression of power relate to my values? Does my power in any way diminish another person’s quality of life?

When asked what to pray for, Ernest Holmes answered by saying we can pray for anything that brings more life and harms no one. This approach works with our use of power as well. Am I using my power to bring more Life-Affirming experiences to the world? Does my expression of power heal or harm others? How can I use my personal power in a more clean and life-sustaining way?

Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson is an ordained Centers for Spiritual Living minister and serves as the founding minister and the Spiritual Director of The Center for Spiritually Integrated Arts which is a Centers for Spiritual Living Teaching Center. He brings his years of being a professional educator, visual artist, performer, ASL interpreter, author, and lover of comics and film to all areas of his life and his ministry. He is a frequently sought-after guest minister/speaker at various Churches, Centers, and events. For him, ministry extends beyond the church/center. He facilitates workshops related to Radical Self-Care, Living with Purpose, LGBTQ Empowerment, Exploring and Expressing Creativity, and more. He is both the co-lead for his local Moms Demand Action and the chapter’s interfaith lead and a participant in the Survivor Fellowship. When he is not teaching, speaking, writing, creating, performing, etc., he loves spending time with family which includes harassing his amazing grandkids.