Igniting Your Inner Light:
Tips for Overcoming the Winter Blues
By Sara Crawford – Unity.org
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This uplifting article offers gentle, practical ways to navigate the emotional heaviness that can accompany the winter season. It reminds us that our inner light is not diminished by darker days, and encourages intentional practices such as gratitude, mindful awareness, and spiritual reflection to stay centered and energized.
Rather than resisting the season, the piece invites us to see winter as a sacred pause — a time to turn inward, reconnect with truth, and tend to our spiritual well-being with compassion.
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At Unity Kitchener, we share this understanding: light is not dependent on circumstance. It is inherent, steady, and always available within us.
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→ Read the full article at Unity.org
Using the Power of Love
By Rev. Juan del Hierro – Unity.org
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This article explores love not as sentiment, but as spiritual power — an active force that transforms how we respond to conflict, fear, and uncertainty. It reminds us that love is not weakness or passivity; it is a conscious choice that shapes our words, actions, and intentions.
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Through practical reflection, the piece invites readers to examine where love can be expressed more fully in daily life — especially in challenging situations. When we align with love as a spiritual principle, we shift from reaction to response, from division to connection.
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At Unity Kitchener, we affirm that love is not something we wait for — it is something we practice.
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Truly Touched by an Angel
Rev. Wally White – Unity.org
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This heartfelt article reflects on moments of unexpected grace — those encounters that feel guided, protective, or quietly miraculous. Rather than focusing on the supernatural, it invites us to recognize how divine presence often shows up through ordinary people, timely words, and acts of kindness.
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The piece encourages us to become more attentive to these moments — and to consider how we, too, can be instruments of comfort and encouragement in someone else’s life.
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At Unity Kitchener, we understand “angels” not only as messengers from beyond, but as expressions of divine love moving through us and around us every day.
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→ Read the full article at Unity.org