It is a deeply embedded part of our nature to know how to receive. It’s one of our great and beautiful birth rights as living creatures.

And yet, we sometimes—for any number of reasons—do not believe that we can receive good, or we believe that our only value is in giving.

In actuality, we are in an ever-flowing cycle of giving and receiving.

With the holidays upon us, it might be tempting to ask “what are my gifts to receive?” but in this instance the focus is on “what are my gifts to give?”

Giving of oneself is a wonderful way to live. This week we will conclude Unity Awakening 2020 by exploring this question.

This year we have all had days when we have had to dig deep and search wide to find joy. But what if there were an easier way to access joy on a regular basis?

There is! And that’s the topic of this week’s Sunday message at Unity of Fairfax.

Human beings are both blessed and cursed with the knowledge that our physical lives will end. The challenge and opportunity before us is to create lives of meaning.

Fortunately for us, there are great tools at our disposal to use for this very purpose. Join us this Sunday as we engage them!

Everyone desires to have peace of mind, and many are the pilgrims who have wandered far and wide to find it; however, it just might be closer than we think.

Finding peace of mind is the focus of this Sunday’s message at Unity of Fairfax.

What do I love? This seems like an easy enough question to answer, but as the material for this week illustrates, we aren’t always conscious of what we love, let alone how we love.

Objects of great value tend to come from dark places—gems and precious metals to name a few. But sometimes the gifts of the shadows are not so easy to recognize, or even find.

Fear not! This week’s Sunday message opens a pathway for understanding how the shadows and dark places can be for us.