This episode focuses on Eric Butterworth's view of the nature of God and humankind's relationship with God. Eachness and Allness are not mere intellectual concepts, but practical ways of understanding ourselves as expressions of God.

Eric Butterworth tells us that in dealing with life's challenging experiences, we have forgotten that our true nature is love. The love that we are can lead us to a greater realization of wholeness and abundance. Join host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest Mona Krane as they continue exploring Eric Butterworth's Life Is for Loving.

Eric Butterworth tells us that in dealing with life's challenging experiences, we have forgotten that our true nature is love. The love that we are can lead us to a greater realization of wholeness and abundance. Join host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest Mona Krane as they continue exploring Eric Butterworth's Life Is for Loving.

"Our real nature," Eric Butterworth tells us, "is love. Love is not ‘finding the right person,’ but being the right person." Join host Rev. Tom Thorpe and ministerial student Mona Krane for the first of a two-part discussion of Butterworth's plan for a recommitment to love outlined in his classic text Life Is for Loving.

"Our real nature," Eric Butterworth tells us, "is love. Love is not 'finding the right person,' but being the right person." Join host Rev. Tom Thorpe and ministerial student Mona Krane for the first of a two-part discussion of Butterworth's plan for a recommitment to love outlined in his classic text Life Is for Loving.

In the final broadcast of our prayer series based on Eric Butterworth's book The Universe Is Calling, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Carolynn Conley explore Butterworth's views about prayer for others, and group prayer. This episode will also address the question "Is prayer always answered?"

In the final broadcast of our prayer series based on Eric Butterworth's book The Universe Is Calling, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Carolynn Conley explore Butterworth's views about prayer for others, and group prayer. This episode will also address the question Is prayer always answered?

In the third of four broadcasts focusing on Eric Butterworth's teachings about prayer in The Universe Is Calling, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Carolynn Conley explain Butterworth's view of affirmative prayer, share Unity prayer treatments, and demonstrate how listeners can create a very personal Book of Common Prayer that will address the prayer needs in their lives.

In the third of four broadcasts focusing on Eric Butterworth's teachings about prayer in The Universe Is Calling, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Carolynn Conley explain Butterworth's view of affirmative prayer, share Unity prayer treatments, and demonstrate how listeners can create a very personal Book of Common Prayer that will address the prayer needs in their lives.

Host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Carolynn Conley will continue a prayer series based on Eric Butterworth’s book, The Universe Is Calling. In this episode we explore the powerfully simple science of prayer and describe grace and the Silence. Butterworth tells us, "Wherever I am, God is … and I AM. … Thus the only equipment involved in prayer is that which you have wherever you may be: your mind."