Lanna Cairns RScP, MA

My Story

What is Science of Mind?

What is a Practitioner?

MY STORY

Lanna Lee Cairns is a spiritual teacher, author, and minister-in-training who bridges the worlds of traditional faith and modern spirituality. With a rich background in religious studies, philosophy, and New Thought teachings, Lanna offers a unique perspective that speaks to seekers from all walks of life.

A graduate of one of Canada's top Religious Studies programs, Lanna Lee holds a master’s degree focusing on the intersection of the New Thought on the Holistic Healing movement. Her academic journey, combined with extensive personal exploration—including retreats with Tibetan Buddhist teachers, Glenn Mullin, Ruth Denison and Vipassana meditation with Jack Kornfield at Spirit Rock and training in various spiritual modalities—has given her a deep, multifaceted understanding of spiritual growth and transformation.

As a Licensed Practitioner with the Centers for Spiritual Living and a soon-to-be a Senior Minister, Lanna Lee is skilled in spiritual mind treatment and creating powerful, transformative experiences for her clients. Her approach blends intellectual rigor with heart-centered wisdom, making complex spiritual concepts accessible and applicable to everyday life.

Lanna Lee is the author of three books, "Organizing for Your Brain Type," "Every Child Has a Thinking Style," and "A Mindful Life: A Spiritual Guide to Making Peace With Your Mind, Time and Stuff" which showcase her ability to weave practical strategies with spiritual insights. Cairns books have been published in Chinese, Japanese and in Polish. Her work has taken her from corporate boardrooms to international stages, where she's shared her message of empowerment and inner peace. Her fourth book, “From Traditional Faith to Modern Spirituality,” will be released in 2026.

With a particular passion for supporting those transitioning from traditional religious backgrounds, Lanna Lee creates a welcoming, judgment-free space for spiritual exploration. Her teachings emphasize authenticity, joy, and the discovery of one's innate divine nature.

Known for her vibrant energy, depth of knowledge, and compassionate approach, Lanna Lee is committed to helping individuals find peace, purpose, and a deeper connection to their spiritual selves. Whether through her daily meditations, one-on-one spiritual counseling, or group workshops, Lanna's mission is to guide others in uncovering the wisdom and power within themselves.

Join Lanna Lee on a journey of spiritual growth, self-discovery, and transformation. Welcome home to your true self. You got this!

Clients

Salt Lake City Public Library
Huntsman Cancer Institute
Morrison Forester Law Firm
ComUnity Lending
Canyon Ranch
Kaiser Permanente
Napa Valley Women's Legal Association
Queen of the Valley Hospital Foundation
Gasser Foundation
City of Manhattan Beach
Robert Mondavi Winery
Cakebread Cellars
Gloria Ferrer Champagne
Shafer Vineyards
Schramsberg Vineyards
St. Helena Co-Operative Nursery
St. Helena Center for Health
St. Helena Women's Health Center
Grace Episcopal Church
Napa Valley Center for Spiritual Living
Plymouth United Church of Christ
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
United Methodist Church of St. Helena
Concord Child Care Center, Inc.
Napa Valley College
Pacific Union College
Santa Rosa Junior College
Sonoma State University
Sylvan Learning Center
Jaffe Insurance Agency
Harcourt Publishing
T.E.C - The Executive Committee - a company that educates CEOs

Publications

Cosmopolitan

Decorating Spaces

Figure

Forbes

Los Angeles Magazine

Napa Valley Life

Napa Valley Register - former colulmnist

Northbay Biz

Science of Mind Magazine

Whole Living: Body & Soul

What is Science of Mind?

Ernest Holmes founded the International Religious Science movement and wrote "The Science of Mind" as well as numerous other books on metaphysics. He also founded the international monthly periodical, Science of Mind magazine, which has been in continuous monthly publication since 1927. Ernest believed that God is available to all of us, but that we must give up our limiting ideas and cultivate an awareness of the Presence within us if we are to experience the fullness of God.

Ernest Holmes defined Religious Science as: The Science of Mind is a spiritual philosophy for today. It is a correlation of laws of science, opinions of philosophy and revelations of religion, applied to human needs and the aspirations of every person.

Can We Talk to God? (1934): As practical religionists, we seek to make our dreams come true.

Living the Science of Mind (1984): Out of years of study and thought emerged the system we call Religious Science because religion is our idea of God, while science is a knowledge of facts, causes, and principles which exist independently of our thinking, just as gravitational force does.  Religious Science is a compilation of the great thoughts of the ages, the deep mystical yearnings of minds in search of God, and the modern approach to a faith which can be demonstrated.  (p. 69.5)

Religious Science (1932): Religious Science is not the special revelation of any individual; it is, rather, the culmination of many revelations.  We take the good wherever we find it, making it our own in so far as we understand it.  The realization that good is universal and that as much good as any individual is able to incorporate in his life is his to use, is what constitutes the Science of Mind and Spirit.  (p. 24.1)

New Thought Dictionary (1942):  Religious Science.  A spiritual philosophy which deals with the unity of all life, and which proclaims that God Power exists at the center of every person.  (p. 124.3)

Science of Mind Magazine (May 1992 p. 21.) Our religious outlook is a universal one.  There is tolerance in its concept, and inclusion.  The Infinite is all-embracing.  We work in harmony with all religious beliefs, since each in his own way seeks the ultimate Cause, God the “Father which art in heaven.”  The one who understands the Science of Mind will be tolerant, kind, and sympathetic. 

What is a Practitioner?

Practitioners are Licensed by the Centers for Spiritual Living after completing extensive training in the eternal perspective of life and the art of Spiritual Mind Treatment – a healing form of prayer.

After completing multiple pre-requisite courses, students can begin Practitioner training. Licensing is available after

(a)  completion of a two-year course of study

(b)  successfully passing a written, comprehensive final exam and

(c)  being recommended by the three Ministers/Practitioners from their oral panel.

Practitioners must renew their licenses every two years. Renewal requires Them to continue taking classes, providing service, and providing financial support to the Center. Our Minister ensures that the Practitioners provide the highest quality of service to their clients and the congregation.

 What to expect from a Private Practitioner Session with Lanna Lee? 

·I will meet with you for roughly one hour.

·Fees and location of the session will be determined when scheduling.

·As the session begins, I will ask you to describe the outcome you want to experience from the session. I will encourage you to share honestly what is on your mind and heart. I am trained to ask questions to help you uncover your heart’s desire.

·I will help you explore any hidden beliefs you may have and aid you in discovering your inner strengths that promote healing.

·I will also share the Science of Mind principles that might be helpful for your healing.

·I will not give advice or tell you what to do.

·All sessions are in confidence and conclude with affirmative prayer.

What is spiritual time management?

Putting the being into doing.

Lanna Lee Cairns - featured in Science of Mind Magazine