The Unity Center

Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell continues her series on "Spiritual Life Hacks," by sharing about "How To Be More Resilient and Flexible." Her main points were:

Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Spiritual Life Hacks," by sharing about "How to Deal with Worry and Fear." Her main points were:

Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell starts a new series on "Spiritual Life Hacks," by sharing about "How To Feel Better About Yourself." Her main points were:

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Today, Rev. Wendy concludes the series, "Our Transcendental Roots," by sharing about "From Vision to Action." Her main points were that Emerson, Thoreau, Fuller, and Whitman were idealistic thinkers who believed in the power of individuals to drive social reform. They promoted individualism, self-reliance, civil disobedience, gender equality, and other progressive causes to create a more just society. Their writings and actions reflected their vision of a better world and their commitment to social change. They encouraged people to be an inspiration to others, stand up for their beliefs, and work together with a sense of community to bring about positive change.

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Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Our Transcendental Roots," today by sharing about "Beyond The Mind: Discovering Inner Wisdom through Intuition." Her main points were:

Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Transcendental Roots," by sharing about "Make Your Own Way," today. Her main points were:

"1. Embracing your individuality—you do you

2. Thinking independently

3. Reaching toward your own goals"

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Today Rev. Wendy starts a new series on "Our Transcendental Roots," by sharing about "The Divine Spark Within." Her main points were on: "Emerson, Thoreau, Fuller, and Whitman all emphasized the importance of transcendence and inner spirituality, and seek your own path, listen to your inner voice and YOUR life authentically." Website: http://www.theunitycenter.net

Rev. Wendy concludes her series "Poised Under Pressure," by sharing about "Cultivating Awareness and Connection in Everyday Life." Her main points were on "the concept of ki is significant to achieving a state of harmony with the universe. It is also a concept that has broader applications in many other areas of life and culture."

Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Poised Under Pressure," by talking about "Making Room For Grace." Her main points were on the concept of "irimi" in Aikido can be practically applied in everyday life, especially when facing threats or conflicts. Instead of withdrawing or becoming defensive, we can use irimi to approach challenges with calmness and confidence. This involves moving towards others with clarity, establishing connections, and finding solutions. It's also useful for taking decisive action in difficult situations, as moving confidently towards challenges with a clear plan can help us achieve our goals. Overall, irimi helps us gain control, stay balanced, and create positive outcomes in various life scenarios.

Rev. Wendy continues her series on "Poised Under Pressure," by talking about "Redirecting Life's Energy." Her main points were: