Retired Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, author of God Believes in Love and a fellow of the Center for American Progress, joins the program on this week. Bishop Robinson is also known for his public stance on issues of equality and faith, and for being the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church. During the third segment, Bishop Craig Bergland (www.bishopcraig.com) joins the conversation.

Retired Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, author of God Believes in Love and a fellow of the Center for American Progress, joins the program on this week. Bishop Robinson is also known for his public stance on issues of equality and faith, and for being the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church. During the third segment, Bishop Craig Bergland (www.bishopcraig.com) joins the conversation.

Retired Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, author of God Believes in Love and a fellow of the Center for American Progress, joins the program on this week. Bishop Robinson is also known for his public stance on issues of equality and faith, and for being the first openly gay&nbsp;bishop&nbsp;in the Episcopal Church. During the third segment, Bishop Craig Bergland (www.bishopcraig.com) joins the conversation.

Interview With Bishop Gene Robinson

The Corpus Hermeticum, one of the most ancient books on Consciousness states “The All is Mind,” meaning that everything begins and ends in the mind. The way that we perceive reality and process information within our consciousness can mean the difference between barely living and living life on purpose. 
 
Listen in each week to discover principles you can apply from psychology and ancient wisdom that will help you make the switch from barely living to living a life on purpose.
 
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The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

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The Corpus Hermeticum, one of the most ancient books on Consciousness states “The All is Mind,” meaning that everything begins and ends in the mind. The way that we perceive reality and process information within our consciousness can mean the difference between barely living and living life on purpose. Listen in each week to discover principles you can apply from psychology and ancient wisdom that will help you make the switch from barely living to living a life on purpose. "Like" Jesse Herriott on Facebook and join the discussion. The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

The Corpus Hermeticum,&nbsp;one of the most ancient books on Consciousness states “The All is Mind,” meaning that everything begins and ends in the mind. The way that we perceive reality and process information within our consciousness can mean the difference between barely living and living life on purpose.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Listen in each week to discover principles you can apply from psychology and ancient wisdom that will help you make the switch from barely living to living a life on purpose.
&nbsp;
"Like"&nbsp;Jesse Herriott on&nbsp;Facebook&nbsp;and join the discussion.

The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

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Interview With Bishop Gene Robinson

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