When people hear the word intimacy, most will bring to mind the physical relationship with a romantic partner. In this first of four talks in the series of lessons Expanding Our Circle of Community, Rev. Joanne explains that this is not the context of intimacy being considered for this lesson.
When we wake up every morning, we have a decision to make – will I approach this day from a place of joy or not? In his talk Joy Is Our Natural State, guest speaker and Unity Spiritual Center congregant Jeff Hutchinson shows us how we can maintain or reclaim a joyful heart and an appreciation of life based on a foundation of gratitude.
In the sixth and final message of the six-part summer series Wisdom Tales from Around the World, Rev. Joanne tells us the story of “Fire, Water, Truth, and Falsehood.” It comes from the African tradition in Ethiopia.
In the fifth message of the six part summer series Wisdom Tales from Around the World, Rev. Joanne tells us the story of “This Too Shall Pass” Coming from the Jewish tradition it tells the story of King Solomon and his most trusted minister, Benaiah.
In the fourth message of the six-part summer series Wisdom Tales from Around the World, Rev. Joanne tells us the story of “Looking for the Key.” Coming from the Sufi tradition it tells the story of Mulla Nasrudin, the wise sage.
In the third message of the six-part summer series Wisdom Tales from Around the World, Rev. Joanne tells us the story of “A Monk with Heavy Thoughts.”
In the first message of the six-part summer series Wisdom Tales from Around the World, Rev. Joanne relates to us the lesson of The Wise Master.
Great sages and spiritual masters throughout history have taught us that humans are equal parts of mind, body, and spirit. No one can deny the fact that a healthy, vibrant body helps us to think more clearly, focus more sharply and generally to enjoy life more fully.
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