Live the Truth You Know

rhrv777

2 years ago

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At Unity, we teach five foundational principles—and the fifth is where the rubber meets the road: “Knowing the Truth is not enough; we must live the Truth we know.”

It’s beautiful to meditate, to affirm, to read spiritual texts. But eventually, the call comes: Now, live it. Live it in your messy, miraculous, imperfect, wonderful life. Live it not just when things are peaceful and easy—but when the dishes pile up, the bills are due, and that one co-worker tests your every nerve. Live it when your heart breaks. Live it when you’re not sure you can.

Nkosi Johnson, the young South African activist who died of AIDS at just 12 years old, left us with this powerful call to action: “Do all you can, with what you have, in the time you have, in the place you are.”

That’s not just a statement—it’s a spiritual blueprint. It reminds me that I don’t need to be perfect, or have all the answers, or wait until I feel ready. I need to show up. Now. Here. With what I’ve got. Because what I have is enough. Who I am is enough. And when I live from that Truth—when you live from that Truth—we become instruments of healing, peace, and transformation.

This Sunday at Unity San Francisco, we’re diving into what it means to really live the Truth we say we believe. How do we embody love in a world so often filled with fear? How do we become spiritual activists—not just in marches or movements, but in daily choices, in kindness, in presence, in courage?

Come join us at 11 am, in person or online. Together, we’ll explore how to turn spiritual knowledge into spiritual power. Not someday. But today.

Because this is the time we have. This is the place we are. And we already have all we need.

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