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Fear is loud, but that doesn't make it right. Rev. Marilyn Sprague joined us from Portland to explore what happens when we meet fear differently: as a messenger to learn from, as a story to rewrite, and as an invitation to let love lead instead. Courage doesn't require fear to disappear; we just have to be curious, compassionate, and say yes anyway. This reflection looks at what fear tries to tell us, and what it means to choose love in the middle of it.

Most of the time, we don't notice our running monologue or the habitual thinking underneath everything, deciding what to criticize or excuse in ourselves, as if wholeness had to be earned. It doesn’t. We're already whole. There's no destination to reach. Science of Mind core concepts can help us be more conscious and live lives from a place of wholeness.

Cindy Clay talked about healing, revealing, and the power of vulnerability and sharing our stories to become who we're meant to be. It's how we surrender shame and blame and become our true, authentic selves. It's important to only share with those who deserve to hear them.

By exploring our own inner world, and applying spiritual principles to our inner experience, we’re better equipped to meet the world beyond us. The inner edge shapes the outer one.