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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There's no elephant in this episode-but there is a wolf. In the concluding episode of our series with special guest Rev. Ellen Debenport, we focus on becoming the best version of ourselves as one way to handle funky despondency sparked by alarming headlines or scary life challenges.
It's said an elephant never forgets. Neither, it seems, does our soul. In this episode, where our host is once again joined by series special guest, Rev. Ellen Debenport, we get to practice remembering in ways that can haul us out of a fearful or funky space into a roomier place of joy and appreciation.
How do spiritual seekers raise consciousness when they experience dissonance, feel overstimulated, or are upset by the onslaught of terrifying news that bombards us almost daily? In this episode, featuring special guest Rev. Ellen Debenport, we hear a conversation and experience a meditation on how to stay strong and keep our faith alive when we've got the funk-and not the kind of funk applauded in the 1970s hit song either.
Our host is back from her winter hiatus and effervescing with good feelings. She also introduces a new Take Two series-with a twist in preparation for a return journey of our own.
What can you do if, like our host, you're feeling inundated by the chores of life or weighted down by a dose of despondency? Excited about being back on air for this month's live broadcast, Rev. Paulette shares a few pointers from her spiritual tool kit which, when combined with faith, become the sunshine that dissipates clouds of drudgery or despair.
Rev. Paulette recently heard a poet pronounce: "While I have a right to remain silent, I have a responsibility not to." Inspired by this sentiment, our host offers recommendations in this fresh, new Take Two episode for how, with love, we can consciously walk the tightrope between staying engaged in the world and maintaining our spiritual composure.
Our host has had to call on all of her inner strength, courage, and wisdom to start off the year with a decision that calls her to let go-albeit briefly-of what she loves. It's time to face the mystery of the unknown. But she has a plan.
Our host loves any excuse to gift wrap a present. Here she ties a bow around this year's Activate Your Inner Mystic theme and, with a few festive bells, gifts listeners with a beautiful meditation wrapped in love and decorated with ribbons of peace.
Our host resonates with a quote that says, "Having somewhere to go is a home. Having someone to love is a family. Having both is a blessing." In this episode, she shares resources and a few pointers for how to be with family when all on the home front may not be merry or bright.
In this year's Hope for the Holidays episode, we take time to tend our hearts with music and meditation; allowing the tears to flow, knowing these diamond streams are merely expressions of love.
In this episode, our host has been inspired to consider a different way to sustain that thanksgiving list. She invites us to consider a new spin on a familiar practice that may well prop the gratitude horse back in front of its cart.
The results of the recent presidential election evoked raw emotions of shock and despair, or jubilation and relief, depending on which candidate one was rooting for. However, our host and her special guest, Dr. Joan Borysenko, both believe we were born for a time like this: to call upon all our spiritual tenacity and Truth and become catalysts for healing-for the country and our world.
With help from network manager Jeremiah Samborski, our host uses this landmark U.S. Election Day to say "Thank you" to listeners for their vote for her and the Touching the Stillness broadcast these past eight years. She also invites us to participate in a postelection prayer activity designed to promote unity in our hearts and ripple out as peace in the land.
Our host, is familiar with the old-fashioned concept of "painting by numbers" but had never, until now, met anyone who actually prays by numbers. And, while her aversion to numbers is not of phobic proportions, she was still surprised to find herself enraptured as episode guest, Rev. Jim Gaither expounded on his unconventional meditative practice.
Our host takes us on a trip down memory lane to refresh for our modern times the ABC's of affirmative prayer and, during the episode's meditation, uses her mesmerizing voice to season those potent statements of Truth with a dash of salt.
