Episode 152: Another Perspective of Will | Unity Spiritual Center Denver | 8.25.24

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What if breaking through your internal struggles could reveal a profound sense of self-worth and connection to a higher power? Join us for a heartfelt exploration of divine will, free will, and the unity of all faith traditions. We begin with reflections on finding strength through a higher power, followed by Sarah's enlightening introduction to the Sufi invocation. With insights from Puro Murshid Inayat Khan, we honor the interconnectedness of Hinduism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam through a symbolic candle lighting ceremony, celebrating our universal quest for wisdom and spiritual inclusivity.
How do different faith traditions perceive the balance between free will and divine will? In this episode, we dive into scriptures from various religions, reflecting on consciousness, personal sovereignty, and the immense gratitude owed to the divine for guiding us with wisdom and compassion. From the Upanishads to the Quran, we explore the delicate interplay between individual actions and divine influence. We also share a Sufi perspective on universal and individual will, highlighting the strength found in aligning personal will with universal forces and the profound impact it can have on our spiritual journey.
Choosing joy amidst life's challenges can be one of the most empowering decisions we make. We conclude this episode by discussing the journey of the soul through different realms and the cultivation of free will through intention, awareness, and love. Through personal stories and reflections, we emphasize the importance of maintaining a positive outlook, even during tough times, and the transformative power of joy. Finally, we invite you to join us in a melodic Sufi meditation that aligns our sense of self with the divine, reinforcing the joy and personal responsibility that can shape our lives for the better. Tune in to embrace the transformative power of joy and spiritual growth.