Omaha World Herald, From the Pulpit Rev(Dr) Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer On the 11th of October, a Wednesday, I found myself among the countless Americans gathered at nearby gas stations, eagerly filling out lottery tickets. The enticing billboards lining the Lincoln and Omaha metro areas had proven too hard to resist: One billion, seven hundred and […]

Science of Mind Magazine, September 2023 Rev (Dr.) Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer Today, I had a profound spiritual experience that I would describe as a moment of deep insight, akin to what I call a “Jesus moment.” It occurred while I navigated the complex labyrinth of the Veterans Affairs (VA) telephonic appointment system. Each call, I

Our Paleolithic ancestors occupied the longest stretch of human existence, embracing a belief system we now refer to as animism. Animism predates dualism, perceiving everything as interconnected and unified. In this perspective, there’s no concept of hell, no notion of an “other,” no hierarchical structure, and no sense of separation. This worldview recognizes our interconnectedness

Rev (Dr.) Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer After three years of monthly Zoom interaction, our Christian women’s Bible study finally gathered for hugs and discussion at Joanna’s retirement high-rise. The ladies were curious about how New Thought teaching explained the Trinity. Thinking I could correlate within a Christian theological paradigm, I opened the teaching saying,              “Science

Rev (Dr.) Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer In recent years, psychedelics have gained a lot of attention for their potential to help people move past emotional and psychological blockages. An awakening to new perspectives leaves one on the brink of profound inner healing. And then the psychedelic trip ends, leaving one feeling like their emotions are scattered