Read “The Science of Mind” Textbook in a Year
It’s an Easy Way to Access the Wisdom of Ernest Holmes Each Day »
Readers seeking daily inspiration and a deeper connection to spiritual philosophy now have a structured pathway to explore one of the foundational texts of the New Thought movement. Organizers have released a comprehensive daily reading checklist designed to help individuals engage with Ernest Holmes’s seminal work, “The Science of Mind,” over the course of a single year.
The initiative is designed to make the profound teachings of Holmes accessible in manageable, daily increments, allowing readers to seamlessly integrate spiritual reflection into their everyday routines. By breaking down the expansive and often dense textbook into daily segments, the program offers a consistent and approachable method for personal growth, contemplation, and study.
The comprehensive reading list was compiled with care and dedication by the Reverend Dr. Edward Viljoen of the Center for Spiritual Living in Santa Rosa. Dr. Viljoen structured the schedule to guide readers sequentially through the core concepts of the text, ensuring that the philosophical and practical elements of Holmes’s teachings are highlighted throughout the annual journey.
For those who wish to follow along or catch up on specific portions of the curriculum, the entire year of scheduled readings has been made publicly available through the official readings archive. Readers can access the complete schedule online by visiting the Science of Mind readings archive to align their personal study with the broader community.
Additionally, specific monthly schedules—including the curriculum for November 2026—have been made available for download directly through the platform. Readers can access the November 2026 reading schedule through the designated resource link provided by the organization. This targeted document allows participants to focus on the specific daily themes, page numbers, and foundational ideas slated for the upcoming month, ensuring they stay on track with the broader annual curriculum.
The release of this curated reading schedule underscores an ongoing effort by spiritual communities to keep the teachings of Ernest Holmes relevant and accessible to contemporary seekers. “The Science of Mind,” first published in 1926, outlines a comprehensive system of spiritual psychology, philosophy, and metaphysics that continues to influence modern spiritual thought. Through the dedicated efforts of leaders like Dr. Viljoen, readers around the world can continue to explore these enduring principles in a structured, supportive manner, bringing daily inspiration and mindful practice into their lives.
