In his Unfoldment^™, Dr. Mills explored countless ideas, including those of Identity, individuality, and the force of Love. For a society that seems to have lost sight of the purpose of an ideal, he offered the vision of a “Star-Hero,” and noted that “A hero is a hero because he is not afraid to be Real.”

Dr. Mills also spoke spontaneously in poetry. A poem might suddenly blossom in the middle of a lecture or rehearsal, or while he was engaged in day-to-day activities or travel. He chose the title Surprises for his first published collection of these spontaneous poems because, he said, “Well, it has always been a surprise to me that I could ever give a poem.”

The language of Unfoldment^™ is often highly symbolic, and when studied, an Unfoldment^™ can be seen to carry multiple levels and layers of meaning. Yet these lectures are also eminently practical. And, mysteriously, an Unfoldment^™ seems to operate beyond space and time, clarifying questions carried by those present when the lecture was given and those hearing the words from thousands of miles away or many years later.

From 1968 until his passing in 2004, Dr. Mills gave thousands of hours of Spontaneous Unfoldment^™ on many kinds of occasions and in many different settings. His inspired insights became a vocalization dedicated to sharing limitless possibilities with those who question the apparent state of affairs in their lives and in the world.