The Source of Transcending Mystery
The First Source speaks of mystery and awe along with transcendence. How do we understand these words today in UU’ism? LISTEN:
The First Source speaks of mystery and awe along with transcendence. How do we understand these words today in UU’ism? LISTEN:
In honor of St. Valentine’s day, we’ll reflect on the power of love. LISTEN:
We don’t often celebrate the love for and from our animal companions for Valentine’s Day. This morning, I’d invite us to remember with love our animal companions who have died since the start of the pandemic. Please bring or send a photo of your departed pet along with a short paragraph about them. I will … Continued
In any nonprofit organization, ultimate authority lies with the Board of Directors (BOD). The BOD then delegates authority to its chief executive officer, who, in turn, further delegates authority to senior managers and so forth. But what would happen if you widened the circle of authority to include the people who actually do the work, … Continued
How can the Six Sources of Unitarian Universalism help us navigate these stormy and in places calm waters of life? Are they all equally valid and worthy of investigation? LISTEN:
The Buddha said that intention is a most important part of the 8-fold Path. How can intention help us through this era of chaos? Can its guidance help us in our daily lives? How do we best learn how and when to change our intentions?
In my talk, I will review Dr. King’s plan to eliminate racism, and trace how his philosophy evolved and became an integral part of his ministry, as well as the vision he left for us. LISTEN:
The envisioning plan you read and heard spoke of the Sources for what gifts they can give us in our uncertain time. How can the Six Sources nourish the values of the Seven Principles in each generation? LISTEN:
A new year, new opportunities, new ways to look at things, and maybe some things to let go of. LISTEN:
Many religious traditions have rituals of atonement and forgiveness. UU’s don’t. How can we have a light-hearted approach to a serious topic as atonement? Do we have anything to atone for this year?