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What is Your Great I AM?
In the Revealing Word, by Charles Fillmore, he tells us that “I AM” is our Spiritual Identity, our Christ Mind. The “I AM” is the metaphysical name of our spiritual self, as distinguished from our human self. So what is your great “I AM?”
Living Unity Principles
Beginning with the premise that God is everywhere present, we know that it is impossible to be apart from God. It is impossible to be separate from our divine nature. There is no place where God is not.
The Power of Gratitude
Gratitude is a spiritual practice. It is a daily habit that needs to be developed so that we are more aware of this present moment and our blessings. It is our awareness of Spirit as we move through each day. In a way, it is how we can pray without ceasing!
A Small Bite of Unity, Using the Principles in Everyday Life Pt. 2
I remember a sermon I heard 30 years ago from my Religious Science minister, it was entitled: Saint-Makers.
Meaning & Possibility: A Metaphysical Celebration of Good Friday – Part 3 of 3
This three-part series on the Metaphysical interpretation of Good Friday and Easter is drawn from our Good Friday Service on March 25th, 2016. We’ve explored Communion, Gethsemane, and in this final part we take a look at the Crucifixion through the lens of metaphysics. We would love to hear your thoughts on this series in the comments below.
Meaning & Possibility: A Metaphysical Celebration of Good Friday – Part 2 of 3
In the first of our three-part blog series on the metaphysical interpretation of Good Friday and Easter, we explored the Last Supper, or Holy Communion. In this second part, we will take a look at Gethsemane through the lens of metaphysics.
Meaning & Possibility: A Metaphysical Celebration of Good Friday – Part 1 of 3
During our Good Friday Celebration, we took a metaphysical look at three aspects surrounding Holy Week (the Last Supper or Holy Communion, the Garden of Gethsemane and the Crucifixion). Many have asked for a written copy of the message, so what follows is part one of three from our Good Friday Celebration. This first part will focus on the Last Supper, or Holy Communion.
Built on a Foundation of Affirmative Prayer
The Unity movement is built on a foundation of Affirmative Prayer. Silent Unity, which has been praying 24/7 for 125 years, responds to 5,000+...
A Small Bite of Unity, Using the Principles in Everyday Life Pt. 1
I hate to admit it, but sometimes that old familiar pit in my stomach shows up again when I am watching the news.