To provide a spiritual healing and learning centre to the community which allows individuals to discover and deepen their connection with their own divinity and spiritual growth. A nurturing and welcoming place where people from all walks of life can gather, heal, share, commune and grow.
To enable others to be engaged with the wisdom of Spiritualism and Spirituality, and thereby be better equipped to live deeper and fuller lives and to serve their communities and the good of all.
While respecting the diversity in others belief’s and spiritual philosophies and teaching, we affirm that we all share a common ground in our interconnectedness and aspiration to grow in a richer understanding of our purpose in life and our place in the world.
WHAT’S IN STORE – THE YEAR 2024 ASTROLOGICAL FORECAST Year 2024 = 8 = Strength Year Additionally: 20 = Judgement (Raising Social Consciousness). Additionally: 24 = 6 = The Lover’s Year (Choices) Strength demonstrates power within. Actively partake in your destiny. Persevere with hope in the face of difficulties. There is a need to find renewed passion for life and determine which direction you want to go. Hopefully, this passion will be directed toward meaningful projects and not allowed to become a self-destructive source. The Strength Year challenges us all but with courage and perseverance, you will find the balance for your needs against the needs of others. Learn to ‘tame the Lion within’. Know when to let the ‘Lion’ speak and when to keep it quiet. Discover how to use your voice in a loving, meaningful way and not...
On behalf of COSE, we Wish you All and your Family a very Happy, Safe and Joyous Christmas Season May the New Year bring you All – Health, Happiness & Prosperity All COSE Services and Events have finished for the year. Please keep an eye out on our Facebook Page and Website for upcoming events https://www.facebook.com/ChurchofSpiritualEnlightenment 2023 COSE Services resume on the following dates : Sunday Divine Light Service resumes on Sunday, 15th January, 2023 Tuesday Night Development Circle resumes on Tuesday, 17th January, 2023 Saturday Morning Healing resumes on Saturday, 4th February, 2023
“Gratitude is the ability to pay attention to what we have got and not worry about what we don’t have.” (Hugh Van Clyde – The Resilience Project) Gratitude brings a sense of appreciation, pleasure and connection when exercised and expressed. For most people, gratitude comes readily and easily, but for others who are experiencing mental health difficulties it becomes more of a harder task. In this sense, for those experiencing Mental Health issues, gratitude would need to become a regular practice. By applying the practice of gratitude it will bring many benefits for Mental Health and Wellbeing. When one expresses and experiences Gratitude, they are experiencing the ‘Goodness of Life’. Gratitude is not just about receiving and appreciating, the positive emotions derived from gratitude can also be felt when one shows appreciation and gratitude towards others. Gratitude is an...
The Anam Cara is Gaelic term for “Soul Friend”. Traditionally, the Anam Cara was a person who you felt a special connection with and with whom you could share your innermost self and deepest intimacies with. This friendship which was cultivated with trust and openness, was a very deep and special companion in which you found a sense of recognition and belonging. The Anam Cara may have also come as a helpmate for a person who was dying and comfort this person during their passage of death, or as a Spiritual mentor or guide which would teach it’s students wisdom and spiritual truth. In the Celtic tradition, when you connect with your Anam Cara, your two souls begin to flow together. This special connection was an awakening and unfolding as all barriers were down and protective distances collapse. A connection where...
As a Baby Boomer I sometimes think back to my earliest memories. These were the days before supermarkets, when packaged food was purchased from a small grocery store. Butcher’s shops had a thick layer of sawdust on the floor and the processing of carcasses was carried out on a huge wooden block. The only take away fast food was fish and chips. People huddled around their radio for electronic entertainment and there was no direct dial telephone. One had to ask the exchange operator for the number required to be put through. How the way we now progress our day to day lives has evolved since those times? But not only have technologies evolved but we as a people have also evolved in our acceptance of the beliefs and attitudes of others. The perception is that each generation is more savvy...