In this service we will explore the meaning of intention and the meaning of covenant as one of the vital ways that Unitarian Universalists practice our intentions together.
Rumi will help us “tend to our donkey-work.”
Bob Patrick, Service Leader
Lydia Patrick, Worship Associate
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In order to greet joy without a trace of suspicion we’ve got to know what we are about. Looking forward sometimes means coming to terms with the present and saying goodbye to the past.
Lydia Patrick, Service Leader
JoAnn Weiss, Worship Associate
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In the Bhagavad Gita, one of the sacred texts of Hinduism, Arjuna is told that doing our daily actions tends to freeze us into place. But there is a way to be free again. Come and explore this ancient text and wisdom together.
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That place we find after one thing ends and before another thing begins – where life is not yet the next reality but where we pause and consider what is yet to be… possible.
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The circle of life? Are you walking in circles, circling a hole of fear and apprehension? Or are you widening your circle to include hope?
The future awaits… one step at a time…
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Looking for guidance does not involve a 360o head
turn, but it might mean stretching your vision and living into the
questions.
Lydia Patrick, Service Leader
Victoria Fashakin, Worship Associate
Can’t keep track of your New Year’s Resolutions? This year focus on something else … your breathing … in… and out… that’s it.
Well done!
Lydia Patrick, Service Leader
Lorena Gay-Griffin, Worship Associate
Waiting can be hard. You’ve heard the phrase, “Be the change you want to see…” Let’s talk about what that means. Baby steps.
Lydia Patrick, Service Leader
Miriam Patrick, Worship Associate
Our journey is long – a lifetime of wonder and wander. A few steps, questions/answers… and then we move on.
Lydia
Patrick, Service Leader
Lorena
Gay-Griffin, Worship Associate
Ever feel like you’ve been misjudged? How about misjudging someone else? We can all ‘pass judgement’ too quickly. One solution is to just be still and listen…and let it be….then grace can arrive with quiet compassion.
Lydia Patrick, Service Leader
