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A Hidden Legacy

Tracy Brown, RScP shares highlights of some of the ways African Americans have been involved in – or influenced by – the Science of Mind.
Not Afraid of Diversity

Blessed are the one who lives in love, respect and dedication.
Celebrate Diversity

To celebrate diversity is to celebrate differences. That which makes us unique, individual; what makes me different from you. Religion, races, sexuality, economic status, gender, geographical location – the list is endless. Do not see these things as hindrances, but rather as opportunities. Opportunities to grow and learn from each other. To support and thrive […]
Different is Wonderful
No Diversity in Oneness?

An experienced minister was chastising me for talking about diversity and inclusion. She told me I was encouraging divisiveness and political controversy. She suggested I go back and study the principle of Oneness. She said, “Oneness means we are all the same. So talking about diversity means you believe in duality.“ I try not to argue […]

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