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.By Unity of Wimberley

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.By Unity of Wimberley

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…

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.By Unity of Wimberley

In this talk, we explore how the Divine reveals itself in every corner of life—through nature, conflict, clarity, and even the chaos of daily experience. With reflections from mystical teachings, sacred metaphor, and embodied awareness, we’re invited to see life itself as our greatest teacher. Beyond logic and labels, we move toward a deeper realiz…

In this service, we will try to create the environment for you to experience Easter, not just talk about it. This will be accomplished by readings from scripture ( lectio divina), meditation and centering prayer. Easter can be a spiritual experience of awakening to the Divine within you, just as Jesus did.…

This is about moving forward bravely into your purpose with humility (reliance on God). It’s also about returning home as Jesus did when he rode into Jerusalem on a donkey (humility).By Unity of Wimberley

In this lesson, we will explore Unity's beliefs around who you are from a spiritual perspective. Eckhart Tolle says, “It is more important to simply be comfortable not knowing who you are.” But, we still want to know! Becoming fully human, and fully Divine. Maybe it's not about who you are so much as understanding wholeness, our true nature.…

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For most of our lives on this physical plane we've been told "what we are," or "what we're not." True, everlasting joy comes from finding out WHO we really are and becoming congruent with the purpose of what we've come here to do.By Unity of Wimberley