We start off exploring the phrase “Be careful what you pray for.” We update to “Be sure your prayers are care-filled.” If anything, prayer should not be tinged with fear and guilt. And prayer is not so much about the goodies we get as it is about the Goodness we realize we are. Next we explore how we know we are ready. Then we look at visioning a bit more as well as how we go about “languaging” our understanding of spiritual Truths.

We start off exploring the phrase "Be careful what you pray for." We update to "Be sure your prayers are care-filled." If anything, prayer should not be tinged with fear and guilt. And prayer is not so much about the goodies we get as it is about the Goodness we realize we are. Next we explore how we know we are ready. Then we look at visioning a bit more as well as how we go about "languaging" our understanding of spiritual Truths.

“It is all happening and it is supposed to happen” is explored today. It is changed to “What happens happens.” And further, “What happens, happens by choice.” That choice is yours or someone else’s. The final word is not what happens. It is how we use what happens to prove there is One Power, One Presence. The link between visioning and spiritual treatment is explored as well as Unity’s view of angels. Finally, we look at the idea that humankind is experiencing events because God wants to experience them as It expands the universe.

It is all happening and it is supposed to happen is explored today. It is changed to What happens happens. And further, What happens, happens by choice. That choice is yours or someone elses. The final word is not what happens. It is how we use what happens to prove there is One Power, One Presence. The link between visioning and spiritual treatment is explored as well as Unitys view of angels. Finally, we look at the idea that humankind is experiencing events because God wants to experience them as It expands the universe.

This week we explore two sayings: “Birds of a feather flock together” and “Opposites attract.” A bit more is shared on how Unity views the ego; “through the door of its consciousness must be passed all the treasures of God” (Keep A True Lent, pg. 55). Letting our spiritual nature determine whether something is Truth or not is also examined. Finally, we dive into the deep pool of who or what manifested and is manifesting the physical universe.

This week we explore two sayings: "Birds of a feather flock together" and "Opposites attract." A bit more is shared on how Unity views the ego; "through the door of its consciousness must be passed all the treasures of God" (Keep A True Lent, pg. 55). Letting our spiritual nature determine whether something is Truth or not is also examined. Finally, we dive into the deep pool of who or what manifested and is manifesting the physical universe.

We explore the saying “That which you seek is seeking you.” It gets modified to “That which you seek you already are.” Then we look at the difference between how Unity views itself as Christian and how traditional Christians view themselves as Christian. Finally, the Silence and meditation are examined.

We explore the saying That which you seek is seeking you. It gets modified to That which you seek you already are. Then we look at the difference between how Unity views itself as Christian and how traditional Christians view themselves as Christian. Finally, the Silence and meditation are examined.

Metaphysical Romp will challenge you to stretch your thinking and your beliefs. Think and feel outside of the box. Dare to be a little uncomfortable so that you can learn to be the best Christ you can be.

Metaphysical Romp will challenge you to stretch your thinking and your beliefs. Think and feel outside of the box. Dare to be a little uncomfortable so that you can learn to be the best Christ you can be.