Unity of Wimberley

We think of “dominion” as implying “domination.” To the contrary, dominion is not asserting our will over another. Rather, it is taking full responsibility over our own thoughts, words, and actions. As long as we are doing this, we can let others live as they will. This holds significant weight for us---it lends dignity to our lives, connects us with our highest intention and purpose, and it keeps us out of drama with others.

The Daily Word affirmation for today is an “inside job” that benefits the entire planet: I envision all people living in harmony. This is a lofty goal by human standards, but in the spiritual realm, it is attainable step-by-step. We make a difference with this one-sentence meditation, adding to the energy of world peace by thought, word, and action

Today is important in the life of Unity of Wimberley, as our Annual Meeting revisits the past year and envisions the year ahead. We remember our roots in the Unity movement, which had its humble, yet noble, origin in praying for others. Everything that we do as individuals and as a spiritual community begins with beholding others in and as the Christ presence. Prayer is a simple process that unifies us all and is available to all.

White Stone Ceremony. 

Unity of Wimberley's annual Burning Bowl Ceremony.

Join us as we celebrate this holy season together and in person! The whole family is welcome to this candlelight service. Merry Christmas!

As the sound team leader, over the past few week, I have missed the beginning of some of these performances during our Christmas season live streams.  So I have put them together.   

Joy is an inherent quality of God we have access to at all times – but only to the degree we believe we can have it. We experience “heaven on earth” when we realize and accept that we are individualized expressions of the Divine. What would our lives (and the world) look like if we chose to believe that Spirit is always ready to express Itself as joy through us and as us?