When it comes to the idea of oneness we might talk a good talk. But how do we walk the talk if there is a part of us fixated on exclusion borne of fear and misunderstanding? In this episode the question is held up for review as we continue taking steps to activate our inner mystic.

To set us up for this episode’s meditation, where we're encouraged to say "yes" to our soul’s inner prompting, our host reminisces on 15 years of sacred service as an ordained minister and shares her response to a question that plagued her for years.

Don’t let those distractions fool you. It’s likely you still went deeper than you think in your Centering Prayer meditation practice. So, in this final episode of the series, our host reviews the exit plan and encourages us to keep calm and exit quietly.

Resistance is futile when it comes to stopping our thoughts. As we continue our exploration of Centering Prayer as a meditation practice, we’re offered a few insights and tips to help those incessant thoughts float like a boat across the river of our mind instead of mooring us to the shores of our mind.

In part two of our well-received Centering Prayer series, host Rev. Paulette Pipe gives a practical demonstration on how to come up with our prayer word for our Centering Prayer meditation practice—with no puzzle-solving required.

Not to be mistaken for the cloud where we store our digital files, this episode explores how the Prayer of the Cloud became the contemplative Christian meditation we know and practice today as Centering Prayer.

Having just experienced the first—and fabulous—Silent Unity® Retreat at Unity Village, our host gets together with its presenter, Silent Unity Interim Vice President Rev. Patricia Bass, to reminisce on some of the retreat's highlights and share with listeners Rev. Patricia's easy three-step building block method for creating powerful affirmations.

The Hallway experience may be relentless but in this episode we’re taking a Time Out to be soothed by the melodies of platinum-selling musician and composer Peter Kater, who shares his process for creating Grammy-nominated compositions; before our host leads us in an etheric meditation that serenades the soul.

Having made it through the hallway, we finally have our hand on the doorknob, ready to cross the threshold into what’s next—or are we? In the conclusion of our series on change, our host offers some pointers for our exit strategy based on the book Hell in the Hallway, Light at the Door, by Rev. Ellen Debenport.

Going through hell in the hallway? In this penultimate episode of our series on change, based on the book Hell in the Hallway, Light at the Door, by Rev. Ellen Debenport, we’re encouraged to hang in there and experience the healing that’s going on, while we make our way to the exit.