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What is your passion? Are you living it? Join us as we shift, lift and transform our lives through aligning with the creative pulse of the universal yes, turning the desires and intentions of our heart into “living realities” in the world.

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What is your Passion in life?

Started by Rev. Toni G. Boehm Aug 22.

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Comment by Eugenia Dean on August 31, 2009 at 6:32pm: My passion is to be great at all that i do. I have various things that i really enjoy doing but i had to take a moment to actualize my passion. I would say it is to give joy in all that i do. I love my job, running the Unity Church in Bermuda and working with World Vision. Each task gives me insights into me as a person, drawing me out more and more spiritually. My goal is to be a Unity minister and to accomplish my Insurance degree which will further enhance the me that I am.

Comment by Claudia Carawan on August 28, 2009 at 6:25pm: My passion is to create inspiring music that empowers and uplifts others. I like to use my creative abilities to help others. I currently work as a musician, an inspirational speaker and a music teacher for at-risk teens. I LOVE my work and I am blessed. I would love to learn how to take my work to the next level. I affirm... YES I CAN!

Comment by Mona Krane on August 27, 2009 at 2:25pm: I am in the ministry program, so my passion is to serve God. The easiest way for me to serve God in myself and others is through 'traditional' outreach -- serving food to the homeless, reaching out to battered women and visiting the elderly. It is not as grim as it sounds, we have lots of laughs -- and we connect. When I step outside my own needs and desires, and connect with others through outreach, I feel joy and fulfillment.

Toni, I miss your SEE Jesus classes, they really inspired me. I may repeat them just for the knowledge and fun of it!

Love to all.

Comment by Rev. Toni G. Boehm on August 24, 2009 at 7:01am: Jane, YES, that is Pass-I-On in action, thanks. Rev. T.

Comment by Rev. Toni G. Boehm on August 23, 2009 at 7:06am: Thank you Denise and Donna, it is our passions that carry the message of Life is "Good" into the world

Comment by Rev. Denise Yeargin on August 23, 2009 at 5:43am: I am committed to bringing the message of Joy back to the world. My passion is to be Joy and to assist others in remembering the Joy that lives inside of them. I am currently writing a book entitled Destined for Joy. The affirmation YES, YOU CAN! reminds me to keep writing. blessings to you Toni denise

Comment by Donna Majetic on August 22, 2009 at 12:22pm: My passion is to be spiritually mature. I'm working at it every day...some days YES, some days AH-OH, and some days it is a draw...but I keep on keeping on.
I am in my perfect place doing my perfect job...and that allows me to work passionately on my passion!
Eager to hear you!! I am so thrilled you are doing this. I knew you couldn't sit still. You have much to give and share. You go, girlfriend!!
Love, Donna

Comment by Lorna P Redwood on August 17, 2009 at 5:24am: Dear Rev Toni, You ask a good question What is your passion are you living it? For a very long time I did not think I had a passion, however after a two life changing events along the journey of life it was revealed, and much more of the true me that was in the shadows! After saying that it doesnt make it any easier, discovering a passion is one thing , living it is another as some times I struggle with the ego thoughts of not good enough.
My passion is seeking to be authentic in a compassionate way. It is not easily done, I admit. It starts with me first accepting myself as who I am and what I am, loving myself, that involves being kind and compassionate and caring with myself especially when I think and act in ways which does not reflect my divine self. It is a work in progress.
I would like this to extends to supporting others who have a desire to do the same be aunthentic and to live life authenticly.
I am undertaking a course in Psycho-synthesis Psychology and hope to progress my passion throught this medium.
Hope my comments will generate some discussion.
Peace and Joy
Lorna