October has been chosen as the anniversary of the beginnings of the Science of Mind Archives. That was 21 years ago. However, the Foundation was incorporated about 11 years ago with the help and approval of three additional organizations to support the Foundation....

It was in the summer of the first moon landing and Woodstock that I read Kurt Vonnegut’s God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, which I say is about being beneficial presence in the world, though who knows what was intended. A young person decides to go to strange and...

Remembering the Past October 2018 Blog By Rev. Dr. Terry Drew Karanen Does it confuse or amaze you (sometimes that’s the same thing!) that there is no past and no future in our teaching? There is only the “now.” God doesn’t know time as that spiritual presence is...

Restoring, Archiving and Solving Puzzels September 2018 Blog By Park Peters, Owner and Chief Recording Engineer at Audio Park Recording Studio Note from the Archives: As Park himself said about this article, "It's pretty geeky!"  The Science of Mind Archives asked...

Give And You Shall Receive June 2018 Blog By Rev. Michael Torphy Volunteer, Science of Mind Archives and Library Foundation It’s another Monday morning and I ride up the mountain to Genesee Park with my awesome wife as I take in the beauty of the surrounding area. ...

AMAZING Spiritual Resources at the Archives: A Student's Perspective May 2018 Blog By Kathy Mastroianni, RScP Executive Director, Science of Mind Archives and Library Foundation NOTE: There are links to most everything discussed throughout the article.  Just click and...

Bringer of the Divine April 2018 Blog By Rev. Christian Sorensen, D.D. Seaside Center for Spiritual Living www.christiansorenseninspires.com www.seasidecenter.org Science of Mind Archives & Library Foundation Board of Governors Reflecting upon the frequency of gun...

Following The Bliss November 2016 Blog By James Van Cleave, Ph. D. President Science of Mind Archives & Library Foundation I am fascinated with what went on during “the split,” when the IARSC (Internationals) separated, but not completely, from the Institute...