Most Sunday mornings in Unity churches it is quite common to hear, “we are spiritual beings, having a human experience.” It would seem that our focus would naturally be on our spiritual nature rather than our humanity. However, have you noticed the distractions that the human condition creates? Only more than we can count, even in just one day! And at times, these distractions seem overwhelming and urgent. These obstacles often leave us with a distant remembrance of the Truth of who we are, what we are, and our divine purpose of being on this planet at this time. We are here to awaken to a deep knowing that we are one with our Creator, and one with all of humanity! We are not separate, despite how loudly and vastly this message is at the forefront of our daily experience.
 

The most common greeting in the Zulu tribe is Sawubona. It literally means “I see you; you are important to me, and I value you.” It is a way to make the other person visible and to accept them as they are, with their virtues, nuances, and flaws. I believe this to be a powerful and transformative greeting. Imagine our lives and the world with this intention being the first thought each time we see one another, including ourselves. I invite us to begin to practice this together! It is time to be the ones who create the shift in consciousness! Knowing the truth is not enough; we must live the truth we know! Join me as we consciously create a world that embraces and cherishes all of humanity. Yes, we can!!  We are mighty co-creators!
 

Affirmation: You are the face of God, I hold you in my heart, you are a part of me!
 

Namasté,

Rev. Teresa