LENAC Eckhart Tolle observed, “Unease, anxiety, tension, stress, worry – all forms of fear – are caused by too much future, and not enough presence. Guilt, regret, resentment, grievances, sadness, … Continue reading This Moment Only
Share this post:We’ve spent the month considering the need to repair the ruptures in our relationships. We’ve explored what our responsibility might be in the work or repair. Some of us may … Continue reading A Delicate and Vulnerable Habit of Mending (Bread Ceremony)
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Share this post:Tikkun olam is a central Jewish concept that means “repairing or mending the world.” But the world is really big place. And it seems to need a lot of mending. … Continue reading Tikkun Olam
Share this post:Ruptures happen in human relationships. Repair can be difficult or unpleasant work. Maybe we feel embarrassed or shameful that we have to repair things sometimes. So why not just move … Continue reading Fox Woman Dreaming
Share this post:Our congregation has a covenant. Many of our groups have covenants, too. As Unitarian Universalists, we have a covenantal relationship with all other Unitarian Universalists. Our approach to covenant may … Continue reading Tending Covenant
Share this post:Something happens within us when we hear or read other people’s messages. We often do a lot of interpreting and meaning making. What if we’re working too hard in our … Continue reading Taking It All In
Share this post:The November election has particular resonance for LGBTQ+ people and allies. Come hear reflections on what this election means to us, along with some special music! Share this post:
Share this post:If our bodies are sacred. . . if everyone’s body is sacred. . . how do we reflect that in our attitudes and practices around sexuality, identity, and boundaries? Share … Continue reading Spirit Made Flesh
Share this post:What if we imagined our relationship with Earth differently? What if our planet is not merely a resource to be exploited in our quest for progress? How might we reimagine … Continue reading Reimagining Together
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