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)

In this class we continue exploration of the key texts of the great traditions. These texts form the thread of the One Truth as revealed through the ages in different cultures and civilizations. We embark on our new study in the spirit of touching the harmony that is the essence of each of these traditions. The Bhagavad Gita is perhaps the most familiar text emerging from Indian spirituality. There are many different translations into English available. The one we have selected is, “The Bhagavad Gita Introduced & Translated by Eknath Easwaran”, available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle. Participants can use their preferred translations as reference.

Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2.28-29 (Rev. Bill Williams, 2/29/24)

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.

Is Anything New?  (Rev. Bill Williams, 12/31/2017)

Rev. Bill Williams is Senior Minister at Unity of Tallahassee in Tallahassee, Florida

Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2.28-29 (Rev. Bill Williams, 2/29/24)

Unity of Tallahassee

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