The Saga of Grace Continues
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Stories shape us, heal us, and call us to transformation. That’s the power at the heart of Ronald Chapman’s Saga of Grace series.
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Seeing True™ is a moment of epiphany that is so pronounced that subsequent changes in direction or behavior are dramatically altered for the better. The Greeks called this “metanoia,” which means "change of mind," though it might translate better today as “a profound change of heart.” In the Seeing True framework, we focus on transformation as the desired result, and forgiveness and relationships as the spaces in which we practice.
Speaking True: Can't Don't Won't
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My friends, how many of you have been on a stage and completely lost all your materials? Show of hands? Yeah, that's the story I want to tell…
Read MoreUnity Renaissance Message: Perfect?
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In this return to Unity Renaissance, during a time of great social disruption in our larger world, Ron explores how we might find a sweet spot for ourselves and our lives. Perhaps things are not as they seem, and perhaps we are not as we think we are.
Read MoreStrategies for Dark Times
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There is a simple truth that is hiding in plain sight in our culture, though it is a common reality for those in recovery. While it hurts my heart that the carnage of a bottom injures many, radical acceptance is the only starting point.
Read MoreStart Within
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Our western world is obsessed with simplicity even as the many complexities of reality show us that things are not simple. Somewhere between incomprehensible complexity and delusional over-simplification, there is a way.
Read MoreSpeaking True: Bearing Fruit Richly
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At some point in time, the phrase we might use is that “we come to the place where we're living fully”. Why does that matter? Well, if you look at the developmental research, here's what we know: a lot of us don't ever get to living fully.
Read MoreMaking It Right
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In the end, each of us is responsible to our own soul to be reconciled with the entirety of our journey-and all the effects of it. No matter how hard we try to only contribute positively to others and the world, we inevitably fail, sometimes egregiously.
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