Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

The tango requires a partner—and so does some of our deepest healing. No matter how much inner work we have done, relationships can reveal blind spots, old patterns, and hidden wounds we cannot always see on our own. In The Shadow Tango, Dr. Tracy Brown, RScP invites us to explore what our relationships are mirroring back to us and what might still be waiting in the shadows t...

The struggle (your shadow) is within. You created it (the darkness) and you can uncreate it. Love yourself, yet be gentle yet firm as you refresh your life d into something more beautiful through understanding your shadow

Often, when we think of secrets, we often think of the shameful things we hope no one ever learns about us. In this teaching, not only do we learn to befriend these secrets through shadow work, but we also expand our thinking to allow ourselves to know and acknowledge the immense good that lives in us. We admit that we are Spirit incarnated and so that which we are must be a ...

The concept of God can be very abstract and seemingly disconnected from today’s world. Yet we all can solidify the idea of God into a real in-person expression of It. The greater truth is that whether we know it or not, we already do. Everyone does. The question is how much of the God idea can we express in the apparently solid world where we live? How much do we want to brin...