What Are You? (Unity Classic Library)

This remarkable book describes what life is like if it is lived from the point of view of directly knowing our true nature, our oneness with God. This spiritual maturity then shapes how we think and what we choose to think about and what we consider real and worthy of our time and energy.

Imelda Octavia Shanklin (1865-1953) was one of the earliest leaders of Unity. Before coming to Unity, she taught school and wrote on historical and political subjects.

In 1901 she began working for Silent Unity, the prayer ministry that had recently started. In 1918 Unity cofounder Charles Fillmore ordained her as a Unity minister and Myrtle Fillmore named her as a replacement editor of Wee Wisdom magazine, the nation's oldest magazine for children.

In additio to What Are You?, Imelda wrote five other books, now all out of print.