Rev. Dr. Tynya’s message this week explores the truth that in God there is no separation, yet unhealed wounds can still leave us feeling divided. Drawing on Kazu Haga’s Healing Resistance, we affirm that healing is not separate from liberation; healing is liberation. We may teach Oneness, but many still carry the lived experience of separation, and when we rush toward unity without doing the healing work, we create assimilation rather than integration. Join us as we explore why this distinction is essential for deep personal and communal healing.