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Teach Only Love
It could be said that the main purpose of A Course In Miracles [ACIM] is to teach the lessons necessary for us to learn how to teach only love. ACIM...
Impossible Possibilities
The word “life” is used 145 times in the English translations of the Christian scriptures. The earliest Greek texts, however, use two distinct words for life: bios and zoe.
What Are Emotional and Spiritual Intelligence?
In this 6th installment of the “Walking The Unity Talk” series, we continue exploring Unity Principle #3, while linking it to the popular ideas of emotional and spiritual intelligence that are increasingly influencing Unity and New Thought teachings.
As We Think & Feel, So Are We
In this fifth installment in the “Walking the Unity Talk” series, we explore the historical origins of Unity Principle #3, which focuses on the creative power of the thoughts and feelings we hold in mind.
Do You Really Believe?
This is the fourth installment in the “Walking the Unity Talk” series exploring Unity Principles. In this week’s article, I review and summarize the...
In The Image And Likeness
This week, I continue the blog series "Walking the Unity Talk" with this third installment titled "In The Image And Likeness," which explores Unity...
The Four Mind Changers of Buddhism – Part I
In his book, Awakening the Buddha Within, Lama Surya Das writes about four fundamental daily reflections in Buddhism, known as the Four Mind Changers. These daily reflections are intended to train the mind, to shift away from a focus on the relative world of sense consciousness to a focus on the inner enlightenment of spiritual consciousness.
One Power, One Presence
Last week, I introduced a new blog series I am calling "Walking the Unity Talk." In this second installment of the series, I explore Unity Principle...
Walking The Unity Talk
Over the next couple of months or so, I will be exploring Unity’s five principles in a series of articles titled “Walking the Unity Talk.” This week’s article serves to introduce the series and to set the intention for the articles that follow.