July 6th
Sasha Knowles
Chapter 9:
The Sacred Space Between Us
When we pray with others, we step into sacred connection — where hearts align and Spirit moves.
Meditative Sound Bath Service
Sunday, July 6th, at 12:00 noon
with Kayla Harvey & Patrick Thompson
This is a meditative service with sound bath and energy healing provided. All are welcome! Love Offerings are accepted and appreciated.
Sound bath uses vibration from instruments like crystal singing bowls to relax the body and mind. The potential benefits of a sound bath are very similar to many meditative and relaxation practices. They include decreased stress, lower blood pressure, increased relaxation, improved sleep, decreased anxiety, and many more health benefits.
Kayla Harvey, MA, LMHC, and Patrick Thompson will be playing seven crystal singing bowls, along with other instruments for your relaxation and pleasure. Feel free to sit, lie down, close your eyes, or meditate while listening. Some pillows and yoga mats are available to borrow, or you can bring your own.
10:00am HST
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Affirmation: I live in divine alignment, guided by Spirit
through purpose, silence, meditation, and prayer.
Each Sunday invites you to deepen your awareness of the invisible forces shaping your visible world. Through prayer, reflection, and spiritual understanding, we learn to live in harmony with both the mystery and majesty of the Divine.
(Huna, in the context of Hawaiian spirituality and shamanism, refers to a system of ancient wisdom and practices focused on healing, empowerment, and personal growth. It 
is a window into an ancient wisdom – one that flows beneath all shamanic and spiritual traditions. It’s a blend of spiritual beliefs, healing methods, and magical practices rooted in the Polynesian traditions of Hawai’i. The term “Huna” itself translates to “secret”.
Huna teaches that individuals have immense potential for growth and transformation through conscious intention and belief. Kahunas are practitioners of Huna, often healers or keepers of ancient knowledge.)
Additional On-going Affirmation:us with love and light into an abundant future!
Congratulations!
Cindy AvengerYou’re July’s Unity of Kona
Team Member of the Month
Cindy is in charge of the volunteer sign-up sheets, and brings food for our fellowship lunches. She helps with Circulation Day events, and is a Greeter for Sunday services when she’s not filling in as platform assistant!
Cindy, your willingness to offer needed support and share your time, energy and talents is greatly appreciated. You are a bright and shining light and we are grateful for your spirit of Aloha and loving service! We love you, Cindy!
Unity of Kona needs YOU! 
As you know it takes a village to run our spiritual center and we appreciate everyone. UoK depends on the loving hands and hearts of each of us and we are sincerely asking for your support. Please consider giving just 1 to 4 hours a month of your time.
Right now, in addition to financial support, we are in deep need of: Sunday Greeters, Platform Assistants, and Audio/Visual Assistants.
New sign-up sheets are on the side table at the back of the sanctuary, or send an email to unityofkona@gmail.com and put ‘Volunteer’ in the subject line. If you would also like to read the Sunday Daily Word, please add your name on that sign up sheet. The Refreshment sign-up sheet is upstairs.
Your support is absolutely essential, and we thank you in advance from the bottom of our hearts. Mahalo!
There are several ways everyone can help with our fellowship brunches! You can sign up to bring a favorite dish to share – the signup sheet is located above the left end of the food table in the fellowship area upstairs. For those who don’t cook, but want to contribute, we can always use packaged snacks, fresh fruit and veggies, cheeses, cookies and crackers. Also, currently we need both large and small paper plates! We love our weekly fellowship time and our ono brunch makes it even more special! Mahalo in advance for helping provide the items that are needed!
