The story of Jesus passion, death and resurrection offers a metaphysical teaching for our own transformation.
The story of Jesus passion, death and resurrection offers a metaphysical teaching for our own transformation.
In times of darkness and turmoil we must hold fast to the truth of who we are and to the goodness of the universe. Holding that higher vision, we will manifest it and overcome adversity.
Referencing the Bible story of Joshua and the walls of Jericho, Rev. Crystal shares the message that we can set ourselves free from any walls of limitation and allow God’s free flowing thoughts to move in and through us.
In the wake of our recent White Stone Ceremony, we look at the story of the infant Jesus and the flight into Egypt to escape Herod’s pursuit as a metaphor of the conflict between our own holy innocence and the ego that would suppress it.
At the end of his ministry, Jesus consoled his followers and gave them an essential metaphor to carry them through the times ahead.
It is difficult to remain in balance in a world of duality, of opposites and extremes. Buddhism offers us the wisdom of following the “Middle Way.” (Sunday, November 5, 2017)
The Biblical story of Job illustrates a path for us for moving out of the experience of being lost. (Sunday, October 29, 2017)
We can acknowledge and embrace the darkness without engaging fear and discover the abiding peace at our core.
Like the lotus, we can rise through the muck and mire of our lives and come into the full expression of our Divine potential, transforming ourselves and transforming the world.