Have you ever held a vision in your heart, prayed for it, worked toward it, and then watched it unfold in a completely different way than you expected? Or not show up at all? How do we stay faithful to our dreams when life doesn’t cooperate with our plans?

In this experiential two-hour workshop, Rev. Victoria Loveland-Coen will guide participants through a compassionate and empowering process for navigating disappointment, unmet expectations, and life’s unexpected detours. Drawing from Unity principles we’ll explore how to release attachment to specific outcomes, practice forgiveness (of ourselves and others), reconnect with our deeper purpose, discover new possibilities, and trust divine timing.

Through reflective exercises, partner sharing, discussion, and guided meditation, you’ll learn how apparent setbacks can become openings to something greater than you originally imagined. Whether you’re facing a recent disappointment or simply seeking greater trust in life’s unfolding, this workshop will help you move from frustration to freedom and from resignation to renewed possibility.

Sometimes the dream hasn’t failed—it has simply arrived in a different form. Come prepared to reflect, release, and reimagine what is possible.

PRESENTER

Rev. Victoria Loveland-Coen is an ordained Unity and Interfaith Minister, inspirational speaker, spiritual coach, and author with more than 40 years of experience in the New Thought and Ancient Wisdom traditions. A former Religious Science Practitioner trained at Agape International Spiritual Center under Rev. Michael Beckwith, she is passionate about helping people awaken to their divine potential, break through limiting beliefs, and live with greater purpose and joy.

As Senior Minister of Unity Center of Peace in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, she inspires others through her heartfelt messages, teaching, and transformative experiences that empower lasting personal and spiritual growth.

She lives with her husband, writer Dana Coen, and their beloved dog, Luna. She cherishes time with their 27-year-old twin daughters whenever possible.