As we continue our month-long Prayer Experience—the Prayer of Receiving—our host takes a look back and celebrates the blessings and answered prayer our Touching the Stillness listeners have received. Then stay tuned as her mesmeric meditation plunges us deeply into the stillness and opens us up to greater gifts of giving and receiving.

You hear her voice here every week in the Touching the Stillness theme tune and in all the other ways that she allows herself to be the vessel by creating music in support of this program. Rhythm and blues singer/songwriter Kelley Hunt joins our host live in the studio to share music that is sure to expand our hearts as we prepare for this week's meditation.

Our host has experienced many transformative experiences while walking with prayerful purpose in the labyrinth, a circular, spiraled pathway designed for prayer. Tune in as today's guest, Episcopalian priest and author, Dr. Lauren Artress, shares with us how walking this meditative mystical path can be a pilgrimage to spiritual wholeness.

Our host recently shared with listeners how learning to receive was one of her many and greatest spiritual lessons. In this week's broadcast, the self-described "Receiving Graduate" invites us to practice the art of receiving as part of our July Prayer Experience.

Hot on the heels of last week's broadcast, where we expounded upon the necessity to stop talking and let God get a word in edgewise, today's guest Rev. Linda Martella-Whittset encourages us to not only stop talking but to actually stop talking to God altogether!

Our host had a laugh-out-loud moment when she saw the words written on the cushion in a friend's house. Hear what made her chuckle and why it actually helps to give life the silent treatment.

It has been said that if a sign or symbol shows up more than three times, one should pay attention, as chances are it contains an important message. Tune in to hear what crystal clear message was received by our host toward the end of our Touching the Stillness 40-Day Self-Love Prayer Experience.

Rosemary Fillmore Rhea, the granddaughter of Unity's founders Charles and Myrtle Fillmore, joins our host to share stories of her upbringing at Unity Village, including one about her grandfather, Charles Fillmore, and how one habit of his seemed a little quirky to her playmates.

Hear how a childhood nursery rhyme inspires our host, Rev. Paulette Pipe, when she needs to chase away the blues and create a more cheerful heart.

No stranger to Touching the Stillness, Karen Drucker's chants infuse our program regularly. She joins us today to share her insights about letting go and letting God and encouraging ways we can sing our prayers.