-
Recent Posts
Tags
- #BlackLivesMatter
- #ferguson
- anti-racism
- Beloved Community
- blessing
- Buddhism
- Burma
- chaplaincy
- climate change
- courage
- CPE
- Death
- dementia
- gratitude
- Great Turning
- grief
- healing
- hope
- hospital chaplaincy
- Howard Thurman
- interfaith
- Islamophobia
- Joanna Macy
- Mary Oliver
- meditation
- mindfulness
- ministerial formation
- Myanmar
- Our Whole Lives
- OWL
- Parker Palmer
- Peace Pagoda
- poetry
- prayer
- racial justice
- racism
- Rebecca Solnit
- Robin Wall Kimmerer
- standing on the side of love
- Unitarian Universalism
- Unitarian Universalist
- UU
- Wendell Berry
- white privilege
- Work that Reconnects
Archives
Categories
- Book of Revelation (4)
- Buddhism (51)
- Chaplaincy (12)
- Death (12)
- Dementia*land (13)
- Earth (18)
- End of the World (15)
- Fascism (6)
- grief (12)
- Home Visiting (7)
- Hope (68)
- Interfaith (30)
- Justice (61)
- OWL (7)
- Parenting (5)
- Poems (12)
- Poetry (11)
- Prayers (59)
- Resistance (11)
- Sermons (101)
- sidewalks (1)
- Spiritual Practice (14)
- Standing on the Side of Love (73)
- Travelogue (42)
- Uncategorized (72)
- Unitarian Universalism (219)
- Video (1)
Meta
Tag Archives: quantum spirituality
Beyonding Belief: On Godtalk and Multitudes (sermon)
Universalist Church of West Hartford December 1, 2013 Last September, there was a tempest in a teapot. A tiny corner of the blogosphere, one saturated by Unitarian Universalists, lit up for a few spare seconds. How many here are aware … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Sermons, Unitarian Universalism
Tagged belief is enemy of faith, beyond belief, beyonding belief, Buddhist, god, god as poetry, godtalk, James Ford, multitudes, non-theist, Peter Morales, quantum spirituality, Unitarian Universalism, UUBu, UUBuddhist, Walt Whitman
Leave a comment
On Kindness After Tragedy: This Can Still Happen Anywhere
I know there is talk about how, after 9/11, there was a change in this country. Or at least in NYC. That people were nice to each other, looked after each other, cared for strangers, in ways that had not … Continue reading
Posted in Unitarian Universalism
Tagged 7 principles, 9/11, discontinuity, First Writing Since, Gate A-4, Islamophobia, Naomi Shihab Nye, palpable kindness, quantum spirituality, response to violence, rupture, say something, Seven principles, Suheir Hammad, trauma, Unitarian Universalism, violence
Leave a comment