What do we do with the questions that arise from the places of brokenness? How do we find meaning when we’re trying to understand disaster, human harm, or even when things have simply gone wrong? How do we respond to the “bad” of this world? These are especially tough questions in Unitarian Universalism, where there … Continue reading Wrestling with Concrete
In Seanan McGuire’s Wayward Children series, everyone in this world is born with the potential to travel through a doorway and to a different world, where society, geography, and core values might look similar to our own or wildly different. By the time we reach adulthood we lose that potential. How might we take the framework of … Continue reading Stay Curious
When we explore Interdependence in Unitarian Universalism, we often look to the natural world and consider the co-existing between plants, animals, and people. This week, we’ll look at the lessons we can draw from the reciprocity and co-regulation between two organisms of the same species. Above ground, we see mushrooms or Aspen trees. Below ground, … Continue reading Reciprocity
