Sometimes managing our "spiritual life" can become daunting like managing our financial life, relationships, and many other things that require our attention.  When you're a new Truth seeker, having come to Unity through another faith you found lacking or through a recovery program, it may seem like there is just too much to learn about yourself and the world, and too little time.  This even happens to people who have been on a conscious, spiritual path for a long time.  Every new book that comes along opens up such a wealth of ideas and new ways to live, that you barely feel like you've finished making yourself over from the last one before it's time to grow again.

Regardless of how much we long to grow or long to know about ourselves, or long to change in our experience, or how much effort we put into our Truth studies, the main thing to remember is to practice the Presence every day by simply becoming momentarily aware of It.  The experience of the Presence of God through a silent moment of acknowledgement is the foundation of our spiritual experience.  If we can't do anything else because we're dead tired or sick or mired in things to do, we can pause in our thoughts and be aware -  of the ever steady, ever present, ever quiet, ever gentle, ever dependable -- Presence.