“If it’s true, then we come to this earth school – I call it soul-making – to have myriad experiences in order to perfect or to complete this thing called the field of soul.” Guest speaker Michael Bogar returns to discuss the concept of reincarnation, especially the recent work of Ian Stevenson, Andrea Leininger and…
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“The truth is, that since we’re not so busy, running to parties and doing all the things that we normally do socially, this actually gives us an opportunity to focus on the true meaning of this holiday.” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig leads a very different version of our Christmas Eve Candlelighting service, but this…
Keep reading“That word white … comes originally from the word leukos, and leukos can also mean bright or brilliant. To me this is the essence of the White Stone ritual. It’s calling out that brilliance in you, that divine quality, that is most needed in this moment, in your life and in the world.” Associate Minister…
Keep reading“It is when we change ourselves that we then can influence and change the world around us.” This year’s Burning Bowl ritual of releasing is different from other years, in that we’re not doing this together, but independently at our homes, but Rev. Karen speaks the word about this rich practice. 2020 perhaps more than…
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“The word solstice, in latin, means ‘sun set still.’ I believe that ‘sun set still’ is also a reminder for us to be Soul still.” On this Fourth Sunday in Advent, Rev. Karen draws on one of her superpowers: astrology. As we prepare for the The Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn on this year’s…
Keep reading“The more clearly we see the reality of the world, the better equipped we are to deal with the world. We have some big issues that we need to face.” Rev. Karen uses this third Sunday in Advent to explore both truth and Truth. While (big ‘t’) Truth is eternal, small ‘t’ truth is shifting,…
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“It may feel we end back at a place where we began. We learn something, and then we’re called, with the same pattern, to learn it again at a deeper level.” Rev. Karen uses this second Sunday in Advent to explore the idea of repeated lessons. This is how we can come back over and…
Keep reading“Hope to me is that idea of transcending and reaching beyond our human experiences… to me hope is Spiritual Vision.” In this First Sunday of Advent, Associate Minister Diane Robertson helps us to identify hope, to cultivate our ability to see it even when we don’t feel it. How do we heal, as a nation,…
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December 2020 Dear Friend in Unity: Congratulations! You made it to the end of 2020! This has been a year of isolation, loss, turmoil and change. Who knew that “You’re on mute!” would become a common catchphrase? Just as we have had to learn to go school and work online, so have we been…
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Every month Seattle Unity donates to the following organizations as part of our Outreach: Mary’s Place, Youthcare, Compass Housing. This holiday season we will also Outreach for Northwest Harvest. Following, Inez Lindsey introduces this Outreach to the community: … This year the Lights are drawing us closer together to celebrate and embrace the Divine power…
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