Unity of Wimberley

We all experience fear; we would hardly be human if we didn't.  It is possible to face your fear and ask  Spirit for understanding. Becoming aware is a big part of overcoming fear and its deleterious effects. "Fear not saith the Lord, for I am with you always." In this lesson, we will learn that fear is normal, natural, and can be liberating when, through practicing awareness, we don't fight fear, but see it as a visitor, come to alert you of a spiritual lesson on its way.

As we honor our Prayer Chaplains this Sunday, we deepen our relationships and discover and acknowledge the vital role of prayer in our lives. We have many opportunities in this spiritual community to deepen our spirituality. Join Rev. Judy as we explore even deeper and wider ways to practice heaven   

Spiritual realization isn’t always a mountaintop moment. Often, it’s a quiet return to the present—a deep rooting into the here and now. This talk explores the calm clarity found not in escape, but in fully embracing the ordinary 

Most generally, people interpret this statement as meaning Jesus was pronouncing himself equal to and therefore God. Perhaps, but on this Sunday, as we celebrate Father's , let's dig deeper into the metaphysics underlying this profound statement. Was he stating " I am God" or was he referring to the spiritual principle of Oneness , that you are also one with God ? Through the power of your thought (Divine Mind) , you can connect with Father power and His guidance , especially in times of need.

We hear much in Unity about Divine Order, which simply means Spirit guides your lives and circumstances by Her orderly process. Did you know God also guides you through disorder, stressful times when challenges abound. Can you allow yourself to be subject to divine guidance during those inevitable times of chaos and disorder? Let’s talk about this on Sunday.

As we evolve and grow on our journey, what is ours to do, may not appear as what we want to do. Pain may be inevitable, but suffering is optional and allowing spirit to lead, rather than self will open up a world beyond our imagination. 

Spiritual transformation sounds exciting, and it is, however, it can also cause what the Fillmores called “chemicalization.”  Chemicalization is the bubbling up of old ideas as we begin to practice Truth. These old ideas need to die off before we can see the light of the new day, a new dawn.

Truth transforms by revealing our true selves, offering freedom, and guiding us towards a more fulfilling life. It helps us understand our place in the world, see things as they are, and make informed decisions.

Paul McCartney wrote “Let It Be” about a dream he had that his deceased mother Mary came to him in his dream and said “Let it Be.” This Mother’s Day let’s have some fun with the idea that “Mother Mary” represents the archetypal Mother, full of love and grace for her offspring (you and me) . Will we heed the lesson and Let it Be? Would that bring us peace this Mother’s Day?

Oftentimes we are our worst critic and greatest adversary. Opening ourselves to the compassionate truth of the Christ consciousness will raise our vibration and shine our light brightly into the world.