Unity World Headquarters

Oh, very cool.

I would, you know, I think what I've heard from Unity, and we've had people on from Unity Church.

Yeah, we did a whole

episode of we have three Unity pastors.

Okay,

yeah, I've got 245.

Episode 245, What is Unity Church with Reverend Gordon Kyler?

Yes.

We start every service with a reference to it.

We hope Unity Church will be a place that helps you find and keep your balance in the world.

And there's a theological reason for this, right? For this emphasis on spiritual practice, personal practice.

Unitarian universalism, particularly how we practice it here at Unity, has a pretty constant strain of mysticism.

Had the article on spiritual warfare covered ritual sites in Kansas, Missouri, I would have mentioned about the Unity School.

Near adjoining the Unity School in between Kansas City, KS, and Kansas City, Moe is a strip of wooded land.

Little Ricciardi goes through this area, and the forest along Little Ricciardi has been used for satanic rituals by a coven that was made up of adults, not teenagers, interestingly, a man who was part of the Unity School hierarchy, and came to Christ told me that the school secretly conducted Luciferian initiations and that Robert Shuler, 33rd degree Mason, and leading Protestant clergyman knew all about Luciferian initiations being conducted there.

Yet Shuler went ahead and taught his principles of church growth to Unity School.

They call the school Unity School of Christianity, but a more accurate name would be Unity School of Witchcraft.

Many witches have in fact been associated with the Unity Church and are closely working with it to secretly destroy Christianity.

I know from inside information that the hierarchy is sending orders to the school, so it would not surprise me if James D. Freeman was actually part of the Freeman family that is one of the top 13 Illuminati families.

Some of the family are clearly Jewish, such as Ernest Robert Freeman, who lives in Maryland and is an important Jewish leader.

I was hosting her teaching a mediumship class.

And it just happened to fall on the date when I was scheduled to do the monthly Sanaya channeling session that I did for anybody in the public who would come to the local Unity Church that we rented for that purpose.

And I deliberately did not tell Mavis and her wife, Jean, that I was doing it.

Why? Because at that time, I was still feeling awkward about channeling.

I vividly remember when I was really young, my sister was probably, like, two years old, I got-- I hurt my knee or something, like, outside, and my dad was like, "Go let your sister-- Like, go see your sister, she'll heal you." And it was just like, "Okay," you know? And it was just like, I mean, that's like kind- that's a pretty woo-woo thing to say, right? Like, so we, we did go to church.

I think it was the Unity denomination, which, like, at this point, I, I don't really even know what that means, like, a Unity church, but that's where we, we did go when we ended up moving to Colorado.

Um, and so then the other question you had, which is about process improvement, even though I grew up in this, like, woo-woo household, I was very-- I'm, I'm a very logical person.

Like, my, my- I have a lot-- very prominent logic brain, and it was even more dominating in my life 10 years ago, 15 years ago, 20 years ago.

... mac and cheese.

So I discovered Unity and Science of Mind New Thought churches, Reverend Eric Butterworth, Charles Fillmore, Ernest Holmes, who wrote the book Science of Mind.

So I've been on this study of prosperity for, like, 35 years.

So I really integrate that into my work 'cause I have people that come in and, yeah, they're flying private, and they got the beach home and the mountain home and this home and that home and all the, you know, heavy metal down in the garage and everything.

He's not where I live.

Then a voice teacher introduced me to Lessons in Truth, published by the Unity School of Christianity.

One day the teacher, he's a voice teacher, Frederick Wilkerson, asked me to read to him.

I was 24, very erudite, very worldly.