Love Spoken Here - Talks from CSL Prescott

Cath DePalma is a pioneer in the study of consciousness and living a practical spirituality. She shares her life lessons, discoveries and experiences with others in a way that inspires and empowers them to move into a deeper, richer relationship with themselves, a more active, participatory relationship with the Universe and a greater appreciation of the world around them. She has counseled, coach...

Rev. Darlene Dunning is enthusiastic, authentic, collaborative, and above all, a welcoming presence, dedicated to planetary healing and transformation. She encourages people to activate aliveness and live every moment to the fullest.  Learn more about Rev. Darlene on her website .  This talk was recorded on February 12, 2023. 

Dr. Jon C. Haass, RScP is a licensed professional practitioner with more than a decade serving the community.  Previously he studied and earned his licensure in Science of Mind at the Foothill Center for Spiritual Living in Auburn California in the foothills near the site of the gold rush of 1849.   The future can not be known as it lies beyond the now and below the surface of the knowab...

Rev. Donald Graves is the former spiritual leader at the Center for Spiritual Living Tucson.  He is the author of the book Outing Your Inner Mystic .  This talk was recorded on January 29, 2023

Cath DePalma is a pioneer in the study of consciousness and living a practical spirituality. She shares her life lessons, discoveries and experiences with others in a way that inspires and empowers them to move into a deeper, richer relationship with themselves, a more active, participatory relationship with the Universe and a greater appreciation of the world around them. She has counseled, coach...

Enjoy this talk from former CSL Prescott interim minister, Reverend Dr. Betty Henderson.  This talk was recorded on January 8, 2023.

Swami Sankarananda Saraswati is the steward of Divine Grace Yoga Ashram in Cornville, Arizona.  He renounced his worldly pursuits as a businessman in the tech industry in 2012 and traveled to the Himalayas, where he became a Sanyassi, or monk, in 2013.  Starting in 2013, he walked 7,000 miles across the United States over a period of two-and-a-half years, following personal inspiration f...