Navigating Spiritual Practice, Metaphysical Booby Traps and Rugged Individualism with Brian Akers
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As the Senior. Minister of Oneness CSL in Columbia, Maryland Rev. Brian Akers has been serving in ministry for over 5 years and has been a Religious Scientist since the age of 12. In that time he has served in leadership with several Science of Mind organizations and is considered a local community leader his home of Howard County, Maryland.
Conversation Topics:
3:23:34 - First teen group experience.
7:36 - Young adulthood leadership.
9:11 - Willing to fail.
11:30 - The practical application of spiritual practice.
13:30 - Creative thought inspires creative action.
14:55 - Metaphysical booby traps and rugged individualism.
21:55 - Feeling vulnerable then empowered.
26:17 - Modeling spiritual growth.
27:22 - Being in service to the local community and opportunities to have a seat at the table.
36:18 - Inspiring people to get involved and engaged through a focus of collaborative effort.
39:02 - Creating time, space and creative ways for spiritual practice.
44:00 - Clarity around religiosity.
49:03 - The best way to serve your community is to be curious.
Brian Akers
“The best way to serve your community is to be curious.”
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