Hey folks,
This week we had special guests! There were folks who were in town for the Lyceum and others to finish up their credentials to be Licenced Teachers! Maybe a future Sacred Circle Syndicate was in the crowd!
Our song was "Yes I will" by Michael Franti, and the quote
"We set to work to change any and everything which we may find that does not measure up to the best that our new light shows us" Myrtle Fillmore
What do you think about that? How does this show up in your life?
Happy weekend
Rachel
Friday, November 7, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
"Halloween" Sacred Circle--Oct 30th
Okay, so it's not officially Halloween yet, but Unity is observing it today and we rocked out to "Monster Mash" at our Sacred Circle. And it was great to have so many SEE students join us today!
Our quote is: "Most fears take to their heels if we do something about them." --May Rowland
Affirmation: I am brave!
So...what do you do with your fears?
Our quote is: "Most fears take to their heels if we do something about them." --May Rowland
Affirmation: I am brave!
So...what do you do with your fears?
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Quote for Oct 23rd
Hey all,
Today's quote is from Myrtle Fillmore:
"Let consciousness lay hold of its boundless supply of life, love, wisdom ... now. It is your birthright ..."
The songs we jammed out to were "Love Train" by the O'Jays and "All We Need is Love" by Ras Attitude.
The affirmation: "I claim the good in my life!"
The good that I've been claiming for myself this week is confidence, courage and persistence through all the many changes going on at work and in the world at large. What have you been claiming?
Today's quote is from Myrtle Fillmore:
"Let consciousness lay hold of its boundless supply of life, love, wisdom ... now. It is your birthright ..."
The songs we jammed out to were "Love Train" by the O'Jays and "All We Need is Love" by Ras Attitude.
The affirmation: "I claim the good in my life!"
The good that I've been claiming for myself this week is confidence, courage and persistence through all the many changes going on at work and in the world at large. What have you been claiming?
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Quote from October 16th
Hey everyone,
I know we're a little late posting the quote and song from the 16th, but Jenny and I have had a busy week! We were both at the South Central Next Generation of Unity (NGU) retreat this weekend, along with it being our BIRTHDAY! (the 18th)
The 16th's quote is "Zeal is the inward fire of the soul that urges one onward" Charles Fillmore
Our song was "Celebrate" by Rare Earth
There was an extra sacred circle on Thursday at 12:45 so our friends visiting for SEE could come. (this will happen this week and next as well)
We also had a sacred circle at the NGU retreat which was also lots of fun!
Peace to you all
Rachel
I know we're a little late posting the quote and song from the 16th, but Jenny and I have had a busy week! We were both at the South Central Next Generation of Unity (NGU) retreat this weekend, along with it being our BIRTHDAY! (the 18th)
The 16th's quote is "Zeal is the inward fire of the soul that urges one onward" Charles Fillmore
Our song was "Celebrate" by Rare Earth
There was an extra sacred circle on Thursday at 12:45 so our friends visiting for SEE could come. (this will happen this week and next as well)
We also had a sacred circle at the NGU retreat which was also lots of fun!
Peace to you all
Rachel
Thursday, October 9, 2008
October 9
Howdy,
This week our quote comes from Eric Butterworth, (but we reconize the universal wisdom of it)
"The one real certainty in life is change"
our affirmation is: I embrace change.
our song this week was 'Get ready for the brand new sky' by LeRoy White
What do you all think of that?
This week our quote comes from Eric Butterworth, (but we reconize the universal wisdom of it)
"The one real certainty in life is change"
our affirmation is: I embrace change.
our song this week was 'Get ready for the brand new sky' by LeRoy White
What do you all think of that?
Thursday, October 2, 2008
October 2nd
Hey everyone,
We had a great sacred circle today, the weather is beautiful, and the sun is shining. (but we know that it's always a beautiful day in our conciousness right?)
Today's quote is from Charles Fillmore's 'Prosperity'
"Never allow yourself to be burdened with the thought that you are having a hard time."
Our song was 'Look who's dancing' Ziggy Marley
What do YOU think about today's quote? Go ahead and talk amongst yourselves :-)
We had a great sacred circle today, the weather is beautiful, and the sun is shining. (but we know that it's always a beautiful day in our conciousness right?)
Today's quote is from Charles Fillmore's 'Prosperity'
"Never allow yourself to be burdened with the thought that you are having a hard time."
Our song was 'Look who's dancing' Ziggy Marley
What do YOU think about today's quote? Go ahead and talk amongst yourselves :-)
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
What's sacred about a circle?
You might be wondering why this alternative prayer service at Unity is called Sacred Circle...
The symbol of the circle represents wholeness. Perfection. Inclusivity. Because we are all participants and contributers in life and in our spiritual practice, right?
So why do so many religious services out there have a seating format where it's an audience facing a stage? Like you're in a classroom and the teacher is at the front? Doesn't that seem a little hierarchical? I mean, sure, it works great if you're going to a lecture... but what about if you want to have a spiritual experience in a group environment? Maybe you just want to get centered then let your your wholeness ripple outward into the world.
More examples of "sacred circles" in the world ...
Tibetan Buddhist mandala
Native American medicine wheel
Zen enso circle of infinity
Planet Earth
Sacred pizza... hmmm!
The symbol of the circle represents wholeness. Perfection. Inclusivity. Because we are all participants and contributers in life and in our spiritual practice, right?
So why do so many religious services out there have a seating format where it's an audience facing a stage? Like you're in a classroom and the teacher is at the front? Doesn't that seem a little hierarchical? I mean, sure, it works great if you're going to a lecture... but what about if you want to have a spiritual experience in a group environment? Maybe you just want to get centered then let your your wholeness ripple outward into the world.
More examples of "sacred circles" in the world ...
Tibetan Buddhist mandala
Native American medicine wheel
Zen enso circle of infinity
Planet Earth
Sacred pizza... hmmm!
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