A universal assembly for true discernment
Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Beverly Toporowski
Title: “How to Embrace this Journey from the Awakened State.”
Description: Rev. Beverly shared how we can learn to live from Source rather than seeking it.
Reading: Rev. Dawn Fernandez read a daily nugget of wisdom from Helen Hamilton’s program Dissolving the Ego.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Billy Sintiris
Title: “We Know Them By Their Fruits.”
Description: Rev. Billy Sintiris looked at how the mind comes to us in sheep’s clothing. The question is, are we still living from the wolf’s demands? Or have we found the sacredness in our wounds to propel us out from this third Dimension of duality, into the 4th dimension of discernment, to the 5th dimension of co-creating with our true purpose.
Reading: Rev. Doreen Bonnet read excerpts from Nisargadatta Maharaj.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Regina Dawn Akers
Reading: Rev. Dawn Fernandez read an excerpt from The Transparency of Things by Rupert Spira.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Gloria Wells
Title: “Creating Space within Content”
Description: Rev. Gloria shared how paying attention to the space between the stimulus and the response is a tool to allow us to empower true freedom. She emphasized how Victor Frankl, even in the most dire circumstances, with what little freedom he did have, was able to remain truly free. Victor did this by focusing on Self-Awareness and how he could still make choices that fed freedom and then expanded the reality of that freedom. The message was that because he could do that in a situation such as being in the death camps, then surely in our modern, everyday life with much less stressful situations we, too, can also exercise this right to focus on the freedom inherent in the gap, the space between the stimulus and the response.
Reading: Rubye Nasser read Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly effective People, Chapter 1.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Regina Dawn Akers
Topic: “Does a Person Have Freedom of Choice?”
Description: One question that troubles spiritual seekers from time to time is this: Does a person have freedom of choice or am I merely the puppet of a prewritten script? Rev. Regina Dawn Akers explored this question in this week’s Weekly Gathering.
Reading: Audrey Whitehead read excerpts from Rupert Spira’s Transparency of Things.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Kelly Barber
Title: “Time Well Spent”
Description: Rev. Kelly looked at how we spend our time and why.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Beverly Toporowski
Title: “Letting Go of Fantasy”
Description: Rev. Beverly shared with us about what it means to be willing to be taken higher by journeying into the unknown. Also, how Awareness knows how to take care of the body as we abide in the True Self. Realizing we have never been the doer allows us to relax and allow the Intelligence to guide us in the flow.
Reading: Rev. Meghan Reinhart read Chapter 12 The Person Is Not Reality from I Am That by Nisargadatta Maharaj,
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Gloria Wells
Title: “Letting Bliss Succeed”
Description: Rev. Gloria shared about how using two questions on your thoughts helps to keep you in a state of detachment. This allows the thought blocks to be seen through and thus no longer blocks the bliss.
Reading: Kathy Smith read from Detachment from Attachment written by Tejguru Sirshree Tejparkhiji.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert
Title: “Knowing, Not-Knowing and the Practice of Discernment.”
Description: Each of us have an Inner Guidance system that can and will lead us beyond the confines of the thinking mind to the knowledge of Truth if we will let it lead us. Discernment is the practice of learning to listen to only one voice. Rev. Jacquelyn Eckert shared how letting go of what we believe and letting go of wanting certain outcomes helps us to hear the voice that knows Truth.
Reading: Connie Poole read NTI Acts Chapter 19.
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Weekly Sunday Gathering with Rev. Regina Dawn Akers
Title: “The Privilege of Exclusivity”
Description: Exclusive means “excluding or not admitting others.” It also means “restricted or limited.” People often feel special to be a member of an exclusive club, as if exclusivity is a privilege. In this Weekly Gathering, Rev. Regina Dawn Akers took a direct look at the privilege of exclusivity.
Reading: Angela Kosar read an excerpt from the Chapter called “Ego” in Rupert Spira’s book, The Transparency of Things.
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