In a recent class, we looked at What the Bleep Do We Know, a movie that leads us to think about the fact that there’s more to our existence than we understand. The film looks at how we participate in our unfolding reality, asking questions about our lives and the universe. A key idea in the movie is that our universe doesn’t consist of things, though our senses tell us so. Rather, life consists of possibilities that we participate in through every thought and action. This certainly sounds like the Unity way of life that Charles and Myrtle Fillmore first shared with the world more than 115 years ago. In July, as we celebrate our country’s freedom, we pray for peace and understanding. Let’s also celebrate our freedom to think, discuss, read and pray without fear that someone or some government would tell us otherwise. One of the most beautiful freedoms we are blessed with is to have an original thought idea with the ability to clothe it, to co-create it into the Truth that sets us free. Have a great July 4, and may you truly come to own your own freedom of possibilities.

Many Blessings,

Greg

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