Unity of Wimberley

As we continue to seek ways to express our purpose in life, we find that we have an inner strength that was previously unknown to us.  The Sacred Warrior is not fighting AGAINST something; the Warrior in us is actively advocating for our highest expression.  

Building upon last Sunday's lesson on "Divine Purpose," we begin our journey of putting our purpose into action.  Naturally, the first things we might encounter are seeming obstacles (within and without) that would seem to thwart us!  But along with them, we find unexpected assistance and blessings that smooth our path.  

It's possible that you are already living your Divine Purpose - Yay!!  But just in case you aren't sure, or if you need more depth and satisfaction in your daily life, we'll explore a few steps to take you to a higher experience of living.

Keeping "our side of the street clean" is essential to our spiritual  health.  And forgiveness is not about the other person as much as it is about us.  Let's let go of a few burdens

When we stop seeking the next best thing for our lives, we stop living.  No matter how large or small the goal or vision, an infusion of Divine Inspiration and faith guarantees forward movement in our spiritual lives.  

Would it be okay with you to have more good things in your life?  Maybe more money?  Better relationships?  A sense of satisfaction with your work?  A better demonstration of God's abundant goodness?  You'll want to be her to find out how!

Praying is not always the first thing we do when faced with a dilemma or crisis!  The practice of prayer is like exercising a muscle - we choose to strengthen it so that it becomes second nature.  We will explore the basics of practical, affirmative prayer.  

This Sunday we celebrate the mystery and majesty of our precious Earthly home.  Associate Spiritual Leader Kit Holmes (with Guest Musical Artist Sharon Bousquet) explores the Divine Nature of Nature itself - in, through, and as us.  

Revs. Wahhab and Batina Sheets will be conducting an adaptation of the Universal Worship service transmitted by Hazrat Inayat Khan, who first brought the Sufi Message to the West in 1910.  A simple candle lighting service, the Universal WOrship service celebrates the unity of all religions through musical attunements and readings from the sacred texts of multiple religions and follow with a brief message highlighting the continual flow of the Divine Message to us to day.  

We spend the first half of life finding and identifying who we are, what our place is in the world.  Eventually, some of our most precious ideas and the thoughts about who we are begin to break down.  We face struggles and suffering, and we have to learn healthy self-criticism.   Presented by Rev. Jill Carey.