Constant and Never-Ending Improvement by Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson

There is a concept in Japan, “Kaizen,” which serves as a reminder that there is always room to improve oneself, room to grow, evolve, and expand. Is this any different from the teachings of Science of Mind and Spirit? When accepted, this concept can easily be recognized in, through, and as Spirit which is Eternally and Ever-expanding Consciousness, and if we apply and embody these words by Ernest Holmes, “God in me, as me, is me,” then we too are the individualization of this Consciousness that is Ever-expanding, evolving, spiraling upwards into greater and greater expressions of our Spiritual Magnificence.

Many children are quickly indoctrinated to become “normal,” yet normal typically means the dimming of their lights, the suppression of their creativity, and in effect a denial of their divine magnificence. These children grow up to be the adults who are too afraid, too timid, and too conditioned to move the light from under the bushel and place it on the lampstand. They have become too comfortable practicing the “best kept secret,” and too complacent with the status quo of Treating and placing our feet on the ottoman of inaction.

There is that Creative Divine Influx of The Universe that is expressing ItSelf in, though, and as each of us. And the wisdom, creativity, imagination, and ability to invent the structures, policies, and practices that manifest a World that works for All is and must be available to us in this moment, for that which God is, is breathing ItSelf as us and we state, “We believe in the direct revelation of truth through our intuitive and spiritual nature, and that anyone may become a revealer of truth who lives in close contact with the indwelling God.”

Are we ready and willing individually and collectively to accept the direct revelation of truth? To accept the invitation to think, speak, feel, and act from this embodied state of realization? To treat and move our feet in order to manifest and experience “a complete freedom from all discord of every nature, and that this goal is sure to be attained by all?”

Are ready and willing to be the living embodiment of This Ever-expanding Consciousness as it shows up in through and as us, the architects and construction team of a World That Works For All?!

While serving as the Senior Minister of CSL Greater Baltimore, Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson is continually living his bliss as a father, grandfather, educator, visual and performing artist, author, and more. Among his many current activities, he is working on his third book and a series of paintings and illustrations.