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Celebrate New Year’s Eve with Unity Transformation O
n New Year’s Eve at 7 p.m., Rev. Lora Beth Gilbreath of Unity Trans- formation will celebrate Unity’s annual Burning Bowl Ceremony at Shanti Yoga Haven in the Bearden area of Knoxville. “The Burning Bowl Ceremony allows participants the opportunity to release
mental burdens, unforgiven issues and unwanted habits,” Gilbreath says. “Also, participants identify positive expecta- tions for the upcoming year.” The first part of the service involves writing down a list of things to be “released” from the previous year. Individual lists are then burned to symbolize the letting go of the old and mak- ing way for the new. “This powerful annual ceremony provides a rich opportunity for closing out the year and setting inten- tions for the New Year,” Gilbreath says. “Perhaps the most pow- erful part is when individuals see their lists go up in flames.” The second part of the service allows participants to write a “Letter to God” stating their desires and intentions for the upcoming year. Each letter is sealed in a self-addressed envelope that will be mailed back to the participant at the end of the year.
Unity Transformation, affiliated with Unity Worldwide Ministries, meets every Sunday at 10:55 a.m. at Shanti Yoga Haven, 12 Forest Court, Knoxville. Unity is known for its in- spirational magazine, Daily Word (
DailyWord.com), and for its prayer ministry, Silent Unity (1-800-NOW-PRAY), which has been in nonstop prayer since 1890. For more information about Unity Transformation, call Gilbreath at 865-809-5207 or visit
UnityTransformation.org. See ad, page 19.
New Evening Writing Group for Women
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n January 16, 2014, The Write Place begins an evening Write to Grow group, a writing workshop that focuses on personal growth. “It’s an opportunity for women to sched- ule time for themselves, develop a deeper sense of self through writing, and learn to trust their mind and their voice,” says Judy Bingham, founder of The Write Place. Participants will write from prompts and then will have the opportunity to read aloud what they’ve written. The workshop will meet from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on the first,
third, and fifth Thursdays of each month. Space is limited, and advanced sign-up is required.
The Write Place is located at 2611 E. Broadway, Maryville, TN, one mile from Pellissippi Parkway, Exit 14. To register or for more information, contact Judy Bingham at 865-660-4799 or
judy@judybingham.net. See ad, page 11.
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