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Tag Archives: liminal time
What’s So Good about Good Friday?
Today is what the Christian calendar calls Good Friday. Now, I have graduated with my Master of Divinity. I have been granted preliminary fellowship as a Unitarian Universalist minister (pending completion of my internship). I have just spent the evening … Continue reading
A Prayer for Liminal Time
A liminal time, this… when the veil between life and death grows thin, when the rhythm of day drawing breath shows itself in the crackle of umber leaves, in the moon rising low in blue autumn sky. Many named: Samhain, … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Prayers, Unitarian Universalism
Tagged all souls, day of the dead, grief, liminal time, loss, May Sarton, mystery, prayer, samhain
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