Unity Bookstore Book Review
Unity Bookstore Book Review
Birthing a Greater Reality by Robert Brumet
This amazing book has been more than inspirational for me. It has been revelatory and enlightening. The concepts and ideas presented here have provided me with food for thought and contemplation to such a degree that I have at times had to read passages repeatedly to grasp the content and meaning! I have not yet finished this read, but intend to do so soon.
This book has been described as a navigational guide to assist us with release of old thought patterns in efforts to arise as a more conscious and aware co-creator of our own individual and collective reality.
The author begins the writing by describing our past evolutionary path. Thus far, biology has driven our evolution. Biology has pushed us forward from the earth/ground up. We have become who we are collectively mostly due to our biology. The author goes on to explain that from an evolutionary perspective, biology has brought us as far as we can come. No real or lasting changes in human biology have happened in some time now.
So...biology having completed it's evolutionary growth work, a new system of evolution has now emerged. Instead of being pushed along from the ground up, we are being lifted up through and by a higher level of consciousness. We are now being invited to co-create with a divine source which provides us with inspiration and motivation to move towards a place of higher good for all humanity. For ourselves as well as for others. If you think about it, you can probably feel that spiritual pull forward and up towards your highest and best.
The author discusses ways to center in peace despite chaos surrounding us. He describes change as a gateway to spiritual growth. He outlines the external and internal energies that push us forward into higher awakening and growth.
I hope you will join me in reading this book. I would love to hear your thoughts.
Namaste
Dana Martin
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From Notes from a Skylark by Schuyler Cronley
Speaking of Stars
Someone, I believe it was Emerson, once said: “Hitch your wagon to a star.” The difficulty in this for most people comes in trying to decide which star. The Star of Bethlehem is always a good one to start with – then you won’t have to hitch and unhitch so many times.
Two-Faced
Concerning the Kingdom law of riches, Jesus says in Matthew 6:24, “No man can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.” Mythology tells us of a Roman god called Janus, after which the first month of our year is named. He was two-faced, one on each side of his head. He was the god of gates and doors. Man today has many two-faced gods. As long as man sees good and evil, sickness and health, limitation and prosperity, he holds to a two-faced god. The Unity student who worships the One True God is one-visioned, one-faced only. “If thine eye be single…”