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In this Spiritual Reflection, Rev. Shada Sullivan focuses on Revelation 7:9 and the great multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language. She leads a guided meditation with repeated lines from Swedenborg’s book Heaven and Hell about perfection and wholeness arising from varied elements and parts.

The Light shines through you in a unique and needed way. God is with you always. That's awesome.

The word of God - the Logos - is constantly speaking. It's up to us to listen to the truth being revealed. It is the inner meaning, the deepest inner inner meaning of all of life's experiences. And it is speaking right now.

Setting an intention for the day can set the tone for your day. On busy day, especially before the start of your work day setting an intention for the day will guide you throughout the day. It is a spiritual practice that is a kind of prayer. Think of just one word and let it sink into your heart.

Find a whole new world within you! Rev. Renee Machiniak connects the Genesis creation story to the spirit-based consciousness that lives in you, and is awakening in you as you invest in your inner self.

In this Spiritual Reflection, Rev. Roslyn Taylor explores the Revelation prophecy about “destroying those who destroy the earth,” offering a Swedenborgian interpretation that links environmental destruction with spiritual corruption and the church. She invites viewers to re-align with the Divine by examining personal patterns that interfere with how we receive spiritual guidance, and to open to divine help for a sustainable, spiritual life.

Healing, music, and arts for dementia support highlight resilience, soul-level wellbeing, and connection. Tryn Rose Seley guides a concentric-circle healing prayer for healing yourself, those you know and love, those around you in this world.

This New Church Day (June 19) reflection offers a Swedenborg-inspired understanding of the woman clothed with the sun in Revelation, and what it means for the New Church today. Rev. Sage Cole highlights feminine spirituality and embodied faith, and how kindness, care, creativity, and community bring New Church teachings to life.

This short evening meditation invites you to relax as daylight fades, to breathe, and to find peace within your own heart. Rev. Gabriella Cahaley guides you to reflect on three things you’re grateful for, offering you a brief prayer, and closing with trust that all will be well.