In this episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor is joined by Joel Aylor, Joe Dermody, and Sherri Keys for a reflective conversation on Walking Through Resistance — the challenges that arise as we begin to live with greater awareness.

Rather than something to avoid, resistance is explored as a natural part of growth — showing up through discomfort, old patterns, external pressures, and moments of doubt. Together, they reflect on how these experiences can become opportunities for deeper understanding, patience, and compassion.

This episode invites listeners to meet resistance not with judgment, but with presence — and to see it as part of the unfolding journey rather than a step backward.

In this episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor is joined by Joel Aylor and Joe Dermody for a reflective conversation on Choosing Unity Daily — the practice of bringing awareness into everyday life.

Building on the awakening explored in previous episodes, they consider how unity is not only something we understand, but something we live through small, moment-to-moment choices. Together, they explore how pausing, listening, and responding with intention can gently shift the way we relate to ourselves and others.

This conversation invites listeners to notice the ordinary moments where unity can be chosen — and to trust that even the smallest shifts in awareness can have a meaningful impact.

In this episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor is joined by Joel Aylor, Joe Dermody, and Sherri Keys for a reflective conversation on The Awakening Within — the quiet, ongoing transformation that follows life’s turning points.

Together, they explore how awakening often unfolds through greater awareness of thoughts, deeper compassion, and a growing sense of inner guidance. Rather than a single moment, awakening is revealed as a gradual process that reshapes how we see ourselves, relate to others, and move through daily life.

This episode invites listeners to notice the subtle ways awareness may already be emerging within them — and to trust the gentle unfolding of that inner journey.

In this deeply personal episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor shares the pivotal experience that reshaped his life and spiritual journey — the loss of his sixteen-year-old daughter, Katie.

Through honest reflection, he explores the questions that followed this profound loss: Where is she? and What happens beyond this life? His search for understanding led him to study near-death experiences, revisit scripture with new eyes, and explore broader perspectives on the soul, consciousness, and the possibility of life beyond the physical body.

Along the way, extensive travel around the world revealed a powerful truth — that beneath cultural and geographic differences, humanity shares the same hopes, fears, and longing for connection. What began as grief slowly became a journey toward a deeper awareness of unity.

This episode reflects on how life’s most difficult moments can become turning points that open the door to compassion, curiosity, and a broader understanding of our shared human and spiritual journey — while honoring the continuing legacy of Katie’s life.

In this episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor is joined by Joel Aylor, Joe Dermody, and Sherri Keys for a reflective conversation on The Spirit of Unity — the subtle presence that seems to animate connection within ourselves, between one another, and throughout the living world.

Together, they explore how unity may be experienced not simply as an idea, but as a quiet awareness expressed through breath, compassion, creativity, and shared humanity. Rather than defining or explaining spirit, the conversation invites listeners to notice the moments where connection naturally arises in everyday life.

This episode offers a gentle reminder that the Spirit of Unity may already be present — in the spaces where we listen, breathe, and recognize our shared belonging.

In this episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor is joined by Joel Aylor and Joe Dermody for a reflective conversation on The Body of Unity — exploring the body as both a physical presence and a living expression of connection.

Together, they consider the common belief that we are only our physical bodies, while also gently exploring the possibility that awareness, identity, and relationship may extend beyond the material form. Through shared reflection on embodiment, perception, and belonging, this conversation invites listeners to approach the body with compassion, curiosity, and sacred regard.

This episode offers a quiet reminder that unity may not be found by escaping the body, but by inhabiting it with presence and appreciation.

In this episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth, Jeffrey Aylor is joined by Joel Aylor, Joe Dermody, and Sherri Keys for a reflective conversation on Unity with the Earth and the invitation to see the living world with sacred awareness.

Together, they explore themes of belonging, grounding, nourishment, and the idea of the Earth as a sustaining presence — not simply an environment, but a relationship. Through shared reflections on perception, gratitude, and connection, the conversation invites listeners to consider how awareness of the Earth as a living partner can gently soften the sense of separation.

This episode offers a quiet reminder that unity with the Earth often begins simply by noticing our place within it.

This episode of The Space Between – Heaven on Earth reflects on Unity with Others through the lens of sacred vision — the invitation to see people not through judgment, labels, or assumptions, but through presence, compassion, and shared humanity.

In this conversation, Jeffrey Aylor and Joel Aylor explore how perception shapes relationship, how inherited ways of seeing can create distance, and how a more compassionate awareness can soften separation.

Drawing inspiration from the way Jesus was often described as seeing beyond appearances, this episode invites listeners to reflect on what it means to meet others with openness, dignity, and quiet recognition of our shared belonging.

This is not about perfection or moral certainty — it is an invitation to notice how we see, and how that vision shapes connection.