by Debby Cole, LUT
Traditionally, we have been conditioned to believe that the ideal human is self-reliant and fully independent. By extension, we have perhaps falsely believed that the ideal human stands tall through adversity and challenges, resolutely sucking it up during...
by Debby Cole, LUT
Would we ever consider that there might be competition in a spiritual community? Is it possible that we ever believe that some people are more spiritual than others, more perfect, more enlightened, or simply “more than”? We know that some authors write about levels of...
by Debby Cole, LUT
We know that Order is described as one of the powers in the Twelve Powers of Man written by Charles Fillmore in 1930. The co-founder of the Unity movement, Fillmore, entitles the chapter on this subject, Spiritual Law and Order. This sounds a little bit...
by Debby Cole, LUT
I’ve always loved those trendy Advent calendars. You know the ones that appear about this time of year. They are typically bought for the benefit of children who have a hard time knowing “how many days until Christmas.” These one-month calendars often take the form of...
by UCOH webmaster
School has resumed which leaves my youngest next-door neighbor playing alone outside with their dog. Watching him play, I was aware that he was TOTALLY in the present moment. Toddling around the backyard pointing to this and that, repeating Judd’s name then pausing,...
by Debby Cole, LUT
In Luke 10:25, an unidentified “expert in the law” felt the need to test Jesus as many of the people of the time would do. He asked Jesus what he must do to inherit eternal life. This is a fair question, and one that in one way or another people are still asking...
