Unity EarthCare June: Harnessing the Power of Imagination for the Planet

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Unity 12 Powers EarthCare Tip of the Month

June, 2026

For 2026, all twelve months of tips will follow a common theme: 12 Powers for our Planet, based on the national Unity EarthCare program. The Unity 12 Powers will also be explored yearlong at USCW through our Fourth Sunday themed services.

This month we explore the power of Power.

Power 6 – Imagination

Every significant human action begins with imagination. The power of Imagination allows us to first envision new possibilities for life, and then to express these visions with emotion, energy, and purpose.

• As we deepen our congruence with the Divine view and the life energies of Mother Earth, we can harness our sacred imaginations to first envision and then create a world where we live in harmony with our planet and each other.   

• Imagination is not only an individual power. Communities of people can likewise co-imagine their healthiest and most harmonious relationships with each other as part of a more sustainable Earth Community.

Claim yourself as an evolutionary pioneer, boldly moving forward to imagine new and more sustainable ways to express our work and all aspects of our lives that are aligned with Earth and human flourishing. Conscious evolution using Unity principles is our way forward!

• Go into the silence (as Charles Fillmore frequently did) and imagine a world with all life and systems working healthfully in harmony. How can you contribute toward that goal?

• We can support the experts taking the bigger actions and add in our smaller efforts.

What can we do at USCW ….. ?

Unity EarthCare Tip of the Month of May

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Unity EarthCare Tip of the Month

May, 2026

For 2026, all twelve months of tips will follow a common theme: 12 Powers for our Planet, based on the national Unity EarthCare program. The Unity 12 Powers will also be explored yearlong at USCW through our Fourth Sunday themed services.

This month we explore the power of Power.

Power 5 – Power

The power of Power may seem circular, but Charles Fillmore recognized that “power” was the best word for the human ability to take action as needed.

In a contemporary context, the Unity spiritual power of Power is all about achieving mastery of ourselves to transform our lives and our world.

• The spiritual principle of power is at quite another level than any forms of power commonly highlighted in modern culture.

• We are at a point in human evolution in which we need to tap into the power to do what is necessary to restore the Earth and create sustainable living for generations to come.

Exercising spiritual power requires us to remember who, and what, we truly are.

• We are not small, vulnerable, limited beings at the mercy of events that happen to us.

• We are extensions of the Creator, expressions of God, and quite literally, we have power.

From an ecological perspective, we have the responsibility to care for creation. We have the power to overcome any thoughts of dominating nature, and instead to live in harmony as part of nature.

And playing on the word “power,” we look at various forms of energy and wisely choose those that are safe and renewable, increasingly tapping into the power of the sun, wind and water for our energy sources.

Unity EarthCare Tip of the Month of April

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Unity EarthCare Tip of the Month

April, 2026

For 2026, all twelve months of tips will follow a common theme: 12 Powers for our Planet, based on the national Unity EarthCare program. The Unity 12 Powers will also be explored yearlong at USCW through our Fourth Sunday themed services.

This month we explore the power of Strength.

Power 4 – Wisdom

There are multiple connections between the Power of Wisdom and our natural world. Sometimes we downplay the wisdom of nature itself.

• We live on a magnificent planet with continual rhythms, bounty, and intelligence.

• The world knows how to keep going without human intervention. The seasons change. Plants and animals grow, prosper and die – giving new life to more creation.

• Even the weeds we detest in our gardens are part of nature’s wisdom, showing us the kinds of plants that can thrive in our little corner of the world.

• Acknowledging the wisdom of nature helps us to feel the omnipresence of the Creator and to deepen our feeling of oneness with the natural world on which we love.

  
  

And we sometimes find ourselves searching for the Power of Wisdom within people, the understanding of the importance of our natural world and to respect it as our home, not trash it like some enemy to be conquered.

Every little action that goes against our world is an insult to wisdom. We need to remember our ability to make wise choices in lifestyle, use of energy and materials, and in how we treat the flora and fauna of our world.