Unity of Wimberley

Audio back-up version for performance use only.

Have you ever run away from your own greatness? Denied your opportunities? Kim Andrews did, until she faced the truth of her own divinity. Andrews is a Dallas businesswoman who has created a global network of women who pledge to heal and nurture themselves and each other by sharing their wisdom. She is author of The Global Red Circle: Standing in Truth, Unleashing Our Most Powerful Selves.

A Kit Holmes cover with cello.  Made my day.  -Jason Michael Marion

We invoke our 12 divine powers to heal, and we are at peace.

Letting go of old pain literally translates into letting go of pain and dis-ease.

Is it possible – or even wise – not to resist illness? Is it possible to pray for healing without being attached to the outcome?

Some of the most useful tools for healing are denials and affirmations. The words we use determine how we think about healing.

Did you know joy has healing properties? Joy is realizing that wholeness and health are our natural state of being. But that does not mean the body will always be well.

Unity’s World Day of Prayer is Sept. 10, so it’s a good time to talk about prayer again. As you become convinced the divine is within you, prayer can become more confusing. Who are you praying to? What do you say? We’ll talk about prayer and formally install our UoW chaplains in a short ceremony.

All of us are on a hero’s journey. Just like the Prodigal Son, and just like Luke Skywalker, or Neo from the Matrix, or Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. We get “called” out of our ordinary world. If we answer that call from spirit, we find the opportunity for spiritual growth and transformation.