Episodios

  • How May I Serve?

    How May I Serve?
    Mar 30 2026
    How May I Serve? Sunday, March 29, 2026 Rev. Diana Johnson, IM, RScM, with Chris Johnson, RScP, & musician Marsh Brodeur Video Chapter Index 0:00 Taizé Clicking on a chapter link will play the segment in a new YouTube tab. Your link to this page will remain open in this tab, but the video will […]
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    1 h y 59 m
  • Spirit As Community

    Spirit As Community
    Mar 29 2026
    Spirit As Community Sunday, March 22, 2026 Sherri Dotter, RScP, with Lucinda Alton, RScP Video Chapter Index 0:00 Taizé Clicking on a chapter link will play the segment in a new YouTube tab. Your link to this page will remain open in this tab, but the video will play in the new window. Clicking on […]
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    1 h y 41 m
  • The Art of Building Sangha

    The Art of Building Sangha
    Mar 15 2026
    Mystic Heart's Sunday Gatherings contain music and dialog as well as message and embedded short silent meditations. All rights to music performed remain with the copyright owners. Our theme for March, 2026 is _Power In Community. This fourth Sunday of Lent, we look at the Buddhist concept of _sangha_, or spiritual community. Rev. Diana reminds us of the importance of surrounding ourselves with those who share our commitment to spiritual growth.
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    2 h y 9 m
  • Breaking Bread

    Breaking Bread
    Mar 8 2026
    Mystic Heart's Sunday Gatherings contain music and dialog as well as message and embedded short silent meditations. All rights to music performed remain with the copyright owners. Our theme for March, 2026 is _Power In Community. This third Sunday of Lent, Rev. Diana leads our meditations and discussion about the ancient tradition of sharing meals as a sign of fellowship and goodwill. What is it about opening up our bodies to receive nourishment that leads to being able to lower our defenses so that our minds are more receptive to unfamiliar ideas? Stick around and find out!
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    1 h y 56 m
  • Rooted In Community

    Rooted In Community
    Mar 2 2026
    Mystic Heart's Sunday Gatherings contain music and dialog as well as message and embedded short silent meditations. All rights to music performed remain with the copyright owners. Our theme for March, 2026 is _Power In Community_, and this week, Rev. Diana reminds us that the more deeply rooted we are - like a tree in the forest - the stronger we are. And like trees, our rootedness allows us to support those with whom we belong in both visible and invisible ways.
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    1 h y 56 m
  • Make Up Your Mind!

    Make Up Your Mind!
    Feb 22 2026
    Mystic Heart's Sunday Gatherings contain music and dialog as well as message and embedded short silent meditations. All rights to music performed remain with the copyright owners. The theme for February is _Deep Change_, and this week we look at the power and creativity that is unleashed when we make a firm decision and let our Divine Imagination bring it into fruition in our life. Rev. Diana also leads our exploration of the Christian tradition of Lent, and its opportunities to release what is no longer serving us, and reimagine a whole new world.
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    2 h y 9 m
  • It’s Never Too Late To…

    It’s Never Too Late To…
    Feb 23 2026
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  • Four Stages of Consciousness

    Four Stages of Consciousness
    Feb 9 2026
    Mystic Heart's Sunday Gatherings contain music and dialog as well as message and embedded short silent meditations. All rights to music performed remain with the copyright owners. The theme for February is _Deep Change_, and this Sunday, Rev. Diana leads our exploration of spiritual evolution through what Rev. Michael Bernard Beckwith termed the Four Stages of Consciousness. These are _victim consciousness_: life happens _to_ me; _manifester consciousness_: I co-create my life; _channel consciousness_: Spirit flows _through_ me; and being consciousness_: I am completely one with Spirit - God expresses _as_ me. What stage are you in? Stick around and find out!
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    2 h y 9 m