Unity has as its foundational Truth that there is only One, "One Presence and One Power". This teaching is rooted and grounded in the Principle of non-duality. There are many teachers and traditions that express this principle in ways that can serve to strengthen and expand our understanding of Unity and the practice of its principles. Non-duality is not a philosophy or a religion, it is the experience of no separation between me and the Universe; me and God.

Studies in Non-Duality: Week 15 (Rev. Bill Williams, 4/12/23)

So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. 2 Corinthians 4:18

Right at this moment, you feel a certain way. Most of the time we do not pay attention to the present feeling of our sense of self because we are busy doing things and thinking about the things we are doing, have done, or think we need to do. There is always a current feeling that I can call “my felt sense of self.” Many or most of us avoid directly being with “my current felt sense of self” without attaching a story or a narrative to it. We are habitually accustomed to thinking, rather than turning inward to feel “my current sense of self” directly. Without my thoughts trying to tell me how I feel, how do I actually feel? My thoughts tend to tell me about incompleteness because they arise from our senses whose function is to perceive an impermanent world. With our senses there is always something more, something missing, something lost, or something to be gained. This sense of incompleteness is the basis of all our suffering. To feel "self" directly in the moment, without intervening thought, is to realize the "Wholeness I Am". Jesus taught, and Unity follows up on, the Truth of who we are as whole and complete beyond the limitations of sensory dependent thought. Join us Sunday as we take another step in realizing our wholeness.

Be Thou Made Whole (Rev. Bill Williams, 3/17/24)

Sunday Message by Rev. Bill Williams, December 31, 2017:  What if everything in your life were new? What would your life experience be like? Is there a new way of seeing and experiencing the limits, challenges, and obstacles that seem to be controlling how life unfolds? Let's explore what new beginnings really mean.

Be Thou Made Whole (Rev. Bill Williams, 3/17/24)

Unity of Tallahassee

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