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Mile Hi Church Sunday talks posted weekly here! Mile Hi is a New Thought church in Lakewood, Colorado. Practical and universal spirituality, affirmative prayer, meditation and oneness are at the heart of all we do. Our community focuses on healing, growth, empowerment, positive living, mindfulness and a grounded spiritual path as well as overcoming anxiety, focusing on forgiveness and fostering healthy relationships. 

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The holidays have a way of bringing us together with the people we love—and occasionally the people who test our capacity to love. Family dynamics, differing opinions, old stories, and strong personalities can make the season feel anything but peaceful. What if peace isn't something we create by getting everyone to agree, behave, or change? What if peace is something we bring? We will explore how to stay grounded in love, maintain healthy boundaries, and remain connected to our spiritual cent...
Have you ever had a good idea? What about a not so good idea? Maybe, you’ve touched upon a Divine Idea for your life in the form of a chance opportunity, calling, or answer to a long-forgotten prayer? Today we’ll discuss how knowing the truth of who we are helps us release the bad and identify the good, but most importantly, align with the Divine Idea for our life.
I cannot move forward without stillness. I cannot speak truth without silence. I cannot meet another authentically until I have authentically entered myself alone.
Prayer isn’t coming down the stairs to see what is under the tree on Christmas morning. It’s a well-pruned garden in your consciousness. Prayer for today isn’t the search of a genie to grant your wishes. It’s having eyes wide open under cover of a clear and vast sky.
Forgiveness, it has been said, is an act of radical self-interest. Forgiveness can look like pardoning, letting go, healing, or reconciliation. One key metaphor for forgiveness is turning the page, and asking the question, “Am I willing to move on from the story I am telling, so that I can embrace the next chapter that is waiting for me?”
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