For writers—

Science of Mind magazine publishes articles that teach, inspire, motivate, and inform. Editorial content addresses the concerns, interests, and problems of readers, offering thoughtful perspectives on how they can experience greater self-acceptance, empowerment, and meaningful living. Achieving wholeness through Science of Mind principles is the magazine’s primary focus.

The magazine includes a great variety of features, usually running about 2,500 words in length. Types of articles often found in the magazine include:

First-person articles—These articles concern individuals who have experienced a significant, often dramatic, event in their lives. The theme of the articles should inspire readers to make a similar change in their own lives. The article may also recount a deep spiritual experience or the way in which Science of Mind principles have been applied to create a positive inner change.

Interviews/profiles—Often an interview with or profile about a notable spiritual leader is featured. These articles are usually assigned, but queries are welcome. Refer to previous issues of Science of Mind for typical subjects and style to be followed. Bio, lead-in and photo of the subject are required.

Principle-focused articles—These essays explore the meaning and application of a specific New Thought principle. They frequently give examples of the principle in practice and may include a discussion of similar ideas as articulated by other faiths.

Modern living articles—Modern living features address a challenging issue or a lifestyle choice that readers face in contemporary day-to-day life.

Mind-body articles—The relationship between the mental and physical realms is the topic of many articles.

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Daily Guides—Inspirational meditative readings for each day of the month are based on Science of Mind teachings. Each reading contains a quotation from one of the sacred scriptures of the world or other spiritual source, as well as a relevant quotation from Ernest Holmes’ The Science of Mind. A sample set of six Daily Guides may be submitted. Only Daily Guides written by Science of Mind ministers and practitioners will be considered. Refer to previous issues of the magazine for length, style, and sample content.

Poetry— Science of Mind magazine is not accepting poetry submissions at this time.

Reminders:

• Make a concerted effort to use language that is inclusive and gender-neutral.
• Carefully check punctuation, spelling and sentence structure before submitting your article.
• Do not try to imitate the typeset using different styles of type. Simply submit all text in regular Roman type, using lower-case letters and capitalizing in accordance with standard practice.

Requirements:

• E-mail submissions or queries to: edit@scienceofmind.com
• Be sure to include your name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address.
• Due to the great number of submissions received, we cannot respond to every submission. Thank you for your understanding.