A Spiritual Activist is a courageous lightworker of love! Being a Spiritual Activist means working to awaken spiritual development, compassion, and unconditional love in all people. It means to uphold the fundamental principles of fairness, kindness, and the well-being of all. It also means to develop an all-encompassing and unconditional love-based belief that extends to all life forms indiscriminately. Its benevolence extends to caring for each other and our planet.

A Spiritual Activist seeks to awaken the self for the benefit of others by enlightening and uplifting them in their spiritual journey toward healing and self-love thus transforming consciousness.

Awakened Spirituality is the realization that we are all connected to one another, that we are a part of the Divine, and that we are the creators of our own reality.

As we find ourselves in turbulent times, this is the call for all Spiritual Activists to collectively come together to change the world for the better; to alleviate other people’s suffering and to help them to fulfill their potential, and to contribute to the enlightenment and upliftment of the human race to the best of our individual abilities.

The Spiritual Activism Group is seeking to change the world from within and being that change which will emanate into the world without. As all energy flows, interacts, and attracts the same, change in one affects all – it’s like the ripples in a pond. Spiritual actions combine and build on each other to produce an effect that is greater than what each individual would accomplish alone.

It is always for the benefit of someone or something, never against, and it is always in pursuit to be of service for the greater good of all. The path of transformation is founded on benevolence, compassion, and wisdom. All action is love-based and founded on the knowledge that we are all One.

Spirituality is a knowing that there is something greater than the self, a collective consciousness of Oneness and that One force, Spirit, constantly flows through us and unites us. Spirituality recognizes that there is more to what our physical senses perceive and that we are a divine part of the greater Whole which is cosmic and divine in nature.

Activism consists of efforts to promote reform with the desire to make positive changes in society toward the greater good of all.

Spiritual Activism is when spirituality and activism come together to bring about change originating from the heart, not form the head. It is not about religion or dogma, rather about such universal concepts as unconditional love, joy, compassion, fairness, and the sacredness of all beings and the planet itself. It is about peace and harmony for all. It is about the return of balance between physical and spiritual energies – the return of Love and Light to all beings.

Vision Statement

Imagine a World of unconditional love, fairness, equal justice, and benevolence. A world in which we discover who we truly are, where we support each other, and where we are seen for our light and our potential. A world in which we treat each other as equals, where we treat animate and inanimate beings with great respect and kindness; a world of abundance, cooperation, and inclusion. A world that is founded on Universal Laws.

We understand that our well-being depends on the well-being of everyone else and on the well-being of the planet itself. We pursue happiness for all, individually and collectively. We seek to bring change to the world as it is at present and to bring back a sense of hope and faith that we are all safe.

We seek a world of peace, fairness, respectful environment stewardship, love, and care for one another as well as the earth.

We seek a caring world where we care for each other and the planet – a world that is based on love and kindness, generosity, empathy, and nonviolence, one of environmental sustainability and social, economic, and environmental fairness.

We seek a world where we respect, honor, and appreciate each other and the planet equally.

Join our Group!

Rev. Sally invite you to become a member of the Spiritual Activism Group.