Our host prefers her meditation with a tranquilizing sound track to help focus her mind on the present moment. Still basking in the zen zone after a weekend of silence, she shares a medley of music and spoken word designed to also nudge us to a quiet place too.

Our host reads us part of our Miranda rights, in an episode that includes a mini silent retreat designed to call us back to our center; and was created especially for those of us unable to attend her annual Silent Retreat this week.

We’re all on our own evolutionary prayer path, but what comes after the prayer? Inspired by the homework received from guest Rev. Charline E. Manuel during the recent Unity World Day of Prayer, our host issues an equally gutsy clarion call to us too.

Alongside our host’s zesty offering of affirmative prayers, this episode includes wise words from returning special guest Rev. Linda Martella-Whitsett, who suggests there’s a gift in a bout of divine discontent; it can potentially catapult one to a new, audacious expression of prayer-powered living!

With September being designated as “Recovery Month,” there’s definitely healing going on. In tandem with our Prayer series, we delve into the spirit of the Serenity Prayer with Unity Online Radio host Rev. Anna Shouse to explore what role prayer plays in the recovery of addiction 12-step programs.

For 125 years, Silent Unity® has kept a symbolic light burning and a prayer vigil going for anyone who needs a prayer. Mighty prayer currents keep our own lights burning in this episode, where Silent Unity Vice President Rev. Lynne Brown teams up with our host to pray up our lives and pray up the world!

In an episode that includes a meditation on the most famous prayer of all, our host and her guest Rev. Maggie Oman Shannon agree: there’s no right or wrong way to pray. It’s all about our intention. And, much like a box of chocolates, there’s plenty of variety for every taste.

With matchbox in hand, and in his inimitable style, “Dream Doctor” Michael Lennox, Ph.D., sets alive the subject of storytelling and dream symbology; and the role both can play in the art of sacred ritual.

In Hebrew times, not observing the Sabbath was punishable by death. Surprisingly, in these modern times, this may still be true. In this episode, special guest Rev. Erin McCabe makes a compelling case for why satisfying our souls’ unconscious longing for sacred sabbath may very well save our lives.

We’re putting the “rich” back in “ritual” and attempting to more keenly experience another level of blissful living, which can occur when we honor ourselves and the disparate parts of our lives as sacred.