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Achieving your dreams by eliminating needs. In this talk guest speaker Danny Bauer shares how easy it is to fall into the trap of needing more, and how that takes you away from where you want to be. There is a generative power that comes from want that we all can tap into today.
Fear narrows our vision and limits our good. But in truth, the peace we seek is ever-available. Together we'll explore how to meet fear with awareness, and rediscover the peace that dwells within.
Not every desire asks to be fulfilled; some ask to be understood. Together we'll explore how our cravings can become doorways to deeper spiritual living.
Instead of treating ourselves like unfinished projects, we'll explore the liberating truth that our essential nature is Divine.
In times of uncertainty and transition, it's easy to lose our footing. That's why Rusty Schaefer compiled the Four Daily Precepts for Life, and over the past several weeks he and Rev. Kurt put them to the test navigating daily life with greater intention and grace. Join us as we share what we discovered, explore the Unity principles behind these simple yet powerful practices, and invite you to discover how they can help you meet whatever life is asking of you.
Just as the bright July sun effortlessly fills the world with warmth and light, you possess an unstoppable inner power of spiritual understanding. This divine superpower allows you to instantly rise above human confusion and flood any situation with clarity. No matter what challenge appears in front of you, you don't have to stress or struggle. By activating your inner golden light, you dissolve the shadows of doubt, unlock the infinite answers already within you, and step into a life of radiant ease, purpose, and joy! With guest speaker Jasmine Sassack.
Guest speaker Rev. Jeff Berry shares that we have this human self that sometimes we love; and sometimes we don’t; and then we have this marvelous divine self that's really the truth of who we are- even when we don’t recognize it.
In a time of deep division and growing disconnection, it’s easy to forget what holds us together. Rev. Kurt reframes belonging as an inner stance rather than an external outcome, inviting us to embody a deeper connection that allows for both conviction and compassion in how we engage with one another.
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