Martha Giudici's four-part series, entitled "You Have the Power" is now streaming! Here is the link:
http://www.truthunity.net/teachers/marthagiudici/youhavethepower

Who is Martha Giudici? She is without doubt one of Unity's most dynamic speakers. In Ellen Debenport's new book The Five Principles, Martha Giudici is credited by Connie Fillmore for inspiring the Five Unity Principles. Debenport writes, (click below for more) ...

She (Connie Fillmore) credits in particular Martha Giudici, who taught generations of Unity Ministers, for explaining universal principles in a way people could grasp ... "She was a really good teacher with the fundamentals. My mind resonated with her mind, just the idea of making them not too difficult to understand -- not too wordy, not to high-falutin'. Just make them so people who might not know anything at all about Unity or metaphysics would be able to say, 'Oh, that makes sense.'"

What is You Have the Power about? I can only describe it as "Metaphysical Prayer." Martha Giudici combines the analytical mind of a metaphysician with the open heart of a mystic to convey Unity's most practical teachings. There is no hint that we must "leave the head" to "drop to the heart" in this series; Martha's talks are always always grounded in both head and heart.

She is, as Connie Fillmore has noted, a first-rate metaphysician. There is no ego-bashing, and Martha Giudici is not skittish talking about our power in lesson one. In lessons two and three she explains how this power gives us dominion over both heath and affairs. In lesson four, my favorite of the series, we learn how this power enables us to be happy and full of light.

She delivers her metaphysical lessons in the first two thirds of each talk. She then shifts to a meditation that is structured on the metaphysics she has just taught. The meditations are rich in imagery and delivered from the heart. So we are left with both an understandable, relevant metaphysics lesson and a heart-felt, transformative prayer experience. Together, these are what I call "Metaphysical Prayer."

I encourage anyone who knew Martha to add a comment here or on the link for her series.