Touching the Stillness

It has been said that if a sign or symbol shows up more than three times, one should pay attention, as chances are it contains an important message. Tune in to hear what crystal clear message was received by our host toward the end of our Touching the Stillness 40-Day Self-Love Prayer Experience.

Rosemary Fillmore Rhea, the granddaughter of Unity's founders Charles and Myrtle Fillmore, joins our host to share stories of her upbringing at Unity Village, including one about her grandfather, Charles Fillmore, and how one habit of his seemed a little quirky to her playmates.

Hear how a childhood nursery rhyme inspires our host, Rev. Paulette Pipe, when she needs to chase away the blues and create a more cheerful heart.

No stranger to Touching the Stillness, Karen Drucker's chants infuse our program regularly. She joins us today to share her insights about letting go and letting God and encouraging ways we can sing our prayers.

When Rev. Paulette Pipe was a young teenager it seemed that her mother would talk to her in parables that would really confound her. As we in the U.S.A. prepare to honor our mothers this month, our host tries to determine if there were nuggets of spiritual Truth concealed within her mothers mysterious, mind-boggling maxims and cultural proverbs.

Our host once did something so weird but wonderful it caused her to fall in love with a most unlikely suitor. Tune in to discover how you too can experience amour in an uncommon love affair, as we prepare for our May Touching the Stillness Prayer Experience.

If you are someone who stops yourself from engaging in meditation practices because you think it requires time you don't have, then tune in to hear why our guest, Rev. Robin Reiter, believes grace can be found in a mere five minutes of stillness.

This week marks Silent Unity's 120th anniversary and to commemorate its success, Touching the Stillness celebrates the power of prayer and extols the virtues of audacious, bold, courageous prayer-powered living.

Hanging out in the corridor of life, where one thing has ended but the next has yet to begin? Tune in as this week's guest, Rev. Robert Brumet, assures us that there are many blessings to be garnered from finding ourselves in transition.

Trying to dash the contents of your cup because it's too bitter a brew? During this Holy Week, our host encourages us to instead choose to follow Jesus' example and be willing as, symbolically, we prepare to sup from the chalice in a sacred communion meditation.

What connection could there possibly be between sacred drumming and silence? Touching the Stillness guest Christine Stevens not only shares her views about how we can drum our way into silence, one beat at a time, she also demonstrates as much during today's meditation.

Tune in as our host invites our support to engineer one of the greatest jailbreaks of all time! Are you in? Are you ready to heed wisdom's call for freedom? Then join us as we prepare to make way for wisdom during today's meditation.

Do you feel like you are groping in the dark when it comes to your prayer or meditation practice? Today's guest, Rev. Tom Thorpe, is convinced that prayer is simpler and yet more profound than we make it out to be All we have to is make friends with our practice. Tune in to hear him explain how.

Those that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength, the Bible says. Today's meditation is designed to take us into the stillness of the waiting room of our soul, where we can activate our spiritual gift of strength.

Traditionally, one of the customs practiced during Lent is to give up some indulgence for a period of 40 days in preparation for Easter. So as we gear up our own spiritual preparation, our host encourages us to fast from negativity and, instead, feast on prayer.