Seattle Unity

Rev. Karen looks at how we awaken to the extraordinary all around us, in nature, in our domestic lives, anywhere.  We humans are always seeking the miraculous, but it's wherever our eyes are open.   See the whole service at seattleunity.org Support the show

Rev. Karen leads a wonderful Mother's Day celebration. See the whole service at seattleunity.org, including poetry, prayer, music with the amazing LaVon Hardison, message and the annual Mother's Day slideshow. Support the show

Guest Speaker Michael Bogar speaks to our 2025 annual theme of Voices of the Divine, by examining where the "voices in my head" may be coming from. See the whole service vid at seattleunity.org. Support the show

May is for Nature! Rev. Diane kicks off this month's theme with a timely message of inspiration, realization and hope. What CAN we do for our planet, even now? See the whole service at seattleunity.org, including including music from the honey-voiced Allison Preisinger @allisonpreisingermusic and poetry from the marvelous Marcia Rutan @marciarutan . Support the show

Rev. Diane guides us into Holy Week by looking at how the different biblical versions of Jesus reflect the varied nature of humanity, too. See the whole service video at seattleunity.org. Support the show

Our Easter service was full of music, beauty and wisdom, with a glorious message from Rev. Karen Lindvig, plus a Worship Arts team including special guest Tiffany Wilson. Check out the whole service video at seattleunity.org, for some springtime inspiration. Support the show

Rev. Karen wraps up the Intuition series by looking at what it means to be both Rooted and Reaching. Divine Intuition isn't always flighty or formless - it's often grounded and practical, too. See this whole service video at seattleunity.org - including guest Zachary Kellogg @zacharykelloggmusic . Thank you to the whole team, including Shana, @shanapenningtonbaird , Emily @westmanarts ,...

Rev Diane begins our series on Miracles and Grace by inviting us to explore one of the oldest mystical practices: the Labyrinth. The 3-part process of St Theresa of Avila teaches us to navigate the Releasing, Reflection, and Returning, with full faith that there is no wrong step. See the whole service video, including message, meditation, and great music. Thank you to guest Tommie Burton and all t...

Rev. Karen continues with our Intuition theme, weaving in wisdom from St. Patrick and St. Brigid, practices like the spiritual Labyrinth, intentional listening, archetype analysis and more. How can we embrace intuition to learn what is ours to do, right now? See the whole rich and delightful service video at seattleunity.org. Support the show

Rev. Diane continues in our series called Voices of Intuition, this time looking at Dreams.  Diane is longtime dream-explorer, offering excellent guidance about how we can get the most from our dream lives, even if we *think* we don't dream.   How does our subconscious use hints and archetypes, to help us make decisions and make sense of our world? See the full service video at seattleunity.o...

Rev. Karen begins our March series on Intuition by asking: how do we know whether an inner 'knowing' is coming from God or from Ego? See this whole service video at seattleunity.org, including message, meditation, and excellent music. Thank you to guest Grant Olson @grantocello as well as Joe Allan @bassicnerd , Terri @aracnix , Tim @timclem69 and the many others who make our Sunday serv...

Rev. Diane  continues our study of Intuition.  Part of Intuition is releasing - maybe that means letting go of a dream that no longer has any juice for you. Maybe it means letting go of the idea of control, and listening to God's wild idea for you.  Maybe it means letting go of a binary thinking habit, or letting go of comfort, or old norms and habits, in order to hear a deeper voice.  See th...

Rev. Diane wrapped up our series on Voices of Imagination, taking on a central criticism of New Thought 'positivity' -- are we blinding ourselves? Are we using our imagination to escape from or ignore difficult realities? No, we use this energy to see what we want, and step into action for the best future for all of us. Thank you to special Worship Arts Guest Jennifer Johnson, and the wh...

Rev. Karen takes us further into our exploration of Imagination, through the concept of WHAT IF? What if we can change the world, and ourselves? What IF we can create a future of love and service to each other? See the whole service video, including the fabulous imaginings of guest Worship Artists Leah Mann @leahmelaniemann and friends, at seattleunity.org, under 'services'. Support the...

This past Sunday Rev. Karen began the Voices of Imagination series, by looking at how Unity approaches the concept of Imagination. It's not just envisioning, it's also our attitudes, and how we filter what we see in the world around us. Is this a mess? Or art? Is this Heaven or Hell? See the whole service video at seattleunity.org. And join us on Sundays at 10 am, in the South Lake Union...

Rev. Diane Robertson jumps into our February theme of Imagination. How does this divine faculty work with prosperity consciousness?  What can the imagination do to change our experience of success and thrivance?  Worship Arts includes special guest Savanna Woods.   see the whole service video at seattleunity.org Support the show

Rev. Karen jumped into our 2025 theme "Voices of the Divine" looking at some of the clearest examples, so timely for today. See the whole service at seattleunity.org, and come join us Sundays at 10am. Thank you to our service team, including guest Ben Black @ben6995 , Marcia Rutan @marciarutan , Gretta Ferguson @gretta_ma3 , Xanna Vegsundvaag @luxvoluptas , and the many others who make t...

First-time gust speaker LaVon Hardison gives a very timely talk on self-care during rough political times. See the whole service at seattleunity.org. Thanks also to guest singer Ethan Carpenter, Monique Lowe, Shiloh Parrish, Carolyn Burton, and all the many volunteers and staff who make Sunday services possible. Support the show

Rev. Diane Robertson Another Wonderful Whitestone service. What's your word for 2025?  Special testimonials from Louise Carnachan and Steve Peha. Special Worship Arts guest is Kat Bula. See the whole video, including music message and meditation, at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Rev. Diane introduces our 2025 theme: Voices of the Divine, with January exploring Voices of Intention. How does prayer and meditation give us more access to the voice of the divine? See the whole service at seattleunity.org, or join us on Sundays at 10, in South Lake Union. Thank you to special worship arts guest Ellaina Lewis, and the whole team of volunteers and staff who make each week's...

Sunday Montage - Rev. Karen helps us interpret the Christmas Story in the Unity way - metaphysically. It's not just a story about a magic baby long ago, but it's a story about us, today, and how we can use these archetypes and examples, to heal and grow. See the whole service video at seattleunity.org under 'services'.  Support the show

Rev. Karen Lindvig wraps up her 2024 theme of GENERATIONS, at this wonderful Burning Bowl service. How are you ready to take action, learn lessons from the past, and choose a new future? See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show

Rev. Karen digs more into the gifts of Gen Z -- adaptability, resilience in the face of the unexpected, unpredictable, and sometimes bizarre events we call Black Swan events. This generation will teach us not cling quite so hard to what's familiar, cuz things can change, radically, without warning. How do we feel about that? Worship Arts included guest Tiffany Wilson. See the whole service at...

Sunday Montage - Rev. Diane takes us further into the Gen Z series -- what can we already see in this young generation? And how do we use our capacity for Divine Love to make sense of the modern world? To see the whole service, go to seattleunity.org under 'services.    Support the show

Rev. Diane starts our Advent adventure. When hope can feel so unrealistic and even weak, how do we think about hope instead as something powerful, like a spark -- leading to something real? Worship Arts included guest Kawika Huston. See the whole service at seattleunity.org under 'services'. Support the show