Touching the Stillness
Summary: Touching the Stillness Radio Program Touching the Stillness, with Rev. Paulette Pipe, is unlike anything you may have experienced before. Tune in each week to hear a compelling, soul-stirring meditation that takes you deep but leaves you jazzed. Hear Rev. Paulette raise the roof as she partners in prayer with listeners through the spoken word. You'll be glad you did ... and meditation and prayer may take on a whole new meaning in your life! Join our host for her annual Touching the Stillness Silent Retreat at Unity Village on October 4-7, 2018. Spaces are premium and sell out fast, so register early to avoid disappointment. This program is sponsored by Touching the Stillness Ministries. Become a fan of Touching the Stillness on Facebook. The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.
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We're easing ourselves into the Touching the Stillness September Practice Project with two practitioners of the Blue Mountain Center of Meditation; who guide us on how to talk our way into a quiet place using a "mantram," poem, or psalm of prayer.
One of our greatest barriers to creativity is self-doubt. So what are some ways to ditch the doubt and create with courage? Former Unity Online Radio host and journalist Rev. Ellen Debenport is on hand with some ploys for hushing the taunting inner voice of uncertainty.
Don't recognize yourself as a brilliant masterpiece? Then tune in to part three of this month's Practice Project on cultivating creativity; and you'll hear Essence.com writer and executive life coach Felicia Scott highlight a few strategies designed to support us in confidently displaying the work of art we each are, in our own Gallery of Life.
Creativity and Life Coach Cherie Ray has made it her spiritual mission to help others rouse their inner muse and invite amazing experiences into their lives. In this episode she tells how we, too, can fling wide open the door to our own creative spirit.
While we may not all be artistic, we're all creative; it's a part of our spiritual DNA. So how can our meditation and spiritual practice coax the creative genius out of the genie bottle? Tune in for ideas from our host as she gets us set for this month's Practice Project on cultivating creativity.
Self-care life coach Cheryl Richardson believes it's destined to be one of this century's top transformational tools. Deepak Chopra extols its great healing benefits. Wayne Dyer tapped in to this therapeutic process to help advance his own healing experience. In this episode, Master Practitioner Rue Hass shows how we, too, can gain freedom from long-standing trauma, pain, and emotions with a simple practice known as Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT).
Whether ours is called a mala, a rosary, or a tasbih; or is a strand of beads made out of wood, precious gems, or seashells-using prayer beads can help us to count our prayers, calm our worries, and foster a palpable connection with the Divine. In this episode of our Practice Project, we explore various uses and meanings of the beads in our hand.
No mere appendages that lift, carry, or hold, our hands, when placed in certain positions known as mudras, can also become energy conduits that literally take our meditation practice to a whole new level. Fellow Unity Online Radio host Ramdesh Kaur returns to give us a few pointers on how to position our hands for greatness.
Ever wondered why we clasp, or hold, our hands palm-to-palm in prayer? In this first episode of our Practice Project for July, centering on "Praying With Our Hands," we explore just how expressive and powerful it can be to strike a prayer pose with our hands.
Her mother constantly reminded our host that it waits for no one-so don't waste it. Song lyrics say it's on our side. And many of us lament that we don't have enough of it. TIME. In this final part of our June Practice Project on self-care, our host is joined by life coach and author Jackie Woodside, who says it's not time we can actually manage but our relationship to it.
Mother Teresa said: "To keep a lamp burning we have to keep putting oil in it." If you're ready to be done with burning the candle at both ends and banish the joy stealers from our lives, then let's get definite about cocreating a self-care package that will refuel our depleted vessel and nourish our weary souls.
This month's Practice Project centers on self-care and begins where all self-care originates-on the inside. Bring your spiritual binoculars and prepare to take a keener look at your interior landscape, guided by episode special guest and intrepid explorer of the inner world, Sarah McLean.
Our intuition is like a muscle, says episode guest Rev. Dr. Bob Luckin. It grows because of what is demanded. In this concluding Practice Project for May, we're encouraged to plan a course of action that matches our intuition-and then prepare to be amazed!
When it comes to following our intuition our body usually gives pretty clear signals about whether we are on or off track. How can we recognize and follow the inner compass of emotions and sensations leading us in the right direction? That's a question our host has for highly intuitive Certified Master Life Coach Allison Clay, in the fourth part of this month's Practice Project series on Intuition.
After receiving a clear and compelling inner prompt, episode guest Charles Holt bundled up his possessions and with only $400 in his pocket headed for the "Big Apple." In the second part of this month's Practice Project on Intuition, he shares how following that undeniable intuitive hunch became the catalyst for a whole new circle of life.
