Margo Villaseñor tells us:

I am interested in reading books that incorporate self-improvement, reflection, introspection, and exploring how others perceive living life to the fullest. I am attracted to “Think like a Monk,” written by Jay Shetty, because of his enthusiasm, interesting experiences and daily practices that I've seen on many media venues, including an interview with Ellen DeGeneres. 

Also, my young adult children and friends find him relatable, which intrigues me even more. I've listened to the audio format already. I want to be able to share his message and discuss them with like-minded individuals. I think my spiritual home with Unity of Stockton is a great platform to connect with  and discuss this fun and insightful book. 

I invite you to join me on this journey of exploring Jay's modern way of viewing the world, life experiences and discoveries. See you soon on zoom! 

​Dear Members, Friends, and Supporters of our Beloved Unity of Stockton community,

It has become clear to me that the time is near for me to follow that small inner nudging that has been whispering to me from the depths of my soul. It’s time for me to find a way of contributing in some significant way to the larger Unity movement. I have decided to retire from Unity of Stockton. My last day will be March 31. 

From the Three Laws of Attraction: [1] LIke Attracts like. [2] Nature abhors a vacuum. [3] The present is always perfect

There is meaning in our candle lighting traditon. In this modern digital age, some of the symbolism is lost. "The Shortest Day" by Susan Cooper expresses a rebirth of a light that promises connection to the “LIGHT” of life, love, and faith we each carry within us...

Unity of Stockton wants to know how you choose to connect to your spirtual community. In this time of physical distance and conscientious isolation. We all miss our heart-felt connections. Unity of Stockton is reaching out to hear from you on how you prefer to  connect in Divine Identity in spiritual comraderie, gowth, and continued solidarity, 

Please respond @ "Stockton Winter Outhreach" to let us know how best to keep the flame of Love, Grace, Hope and Peace alive as we share our Vision for the future. 

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Patience is one of the principle characteristics of equanimity. Patience comes when I rise above the human fray and acknowledge what it means to me to be human, I actively participate in this human experience. Peace. is also a characteristic of patience. Whatever tool we use to ground ourselves with peace will bring us back to the joy of living this human experience.

That brings me back to equanimity. It supports my decision to remain in control of my thoughts!. All thought precedes form. I prefer to envision what I want, not what I don't want. It's just that simple. I accept that what I see in the temporal world moves, shifts, changes, and triggers emotionally charged human diversions. I pray for the patience to see that I am mistaken. I do not know what anything is for. It changes each time I observe it. All I know is that love is eternal and a good enough reason for experiencing it here.

All are welcomed to join us on Saturday, September 5th & 19th from 9:30 - 10:30 AM PDT 
​             https://meet.google.com/zfa-kson-rba
The minds of many are still wondering and trying to grasp the changes that we are facing as human beings, as brothers and sisters, and as light workers we can hold out our hand for those who still wondering in the energies. We can do this by remaining together in heart and Selfless-Presence. ​