We are members and friends of Unitarian Universalism walking the path of spiritual experience and growth as it unfolds in our lives. We come to this safe, caring, authentic, compassionate group for inspiration, to study, and to explore our direct experience of the fullness and mystery of life.
The group is facilitated by Doug Taylor.
As always, please feel free to share, invite and bring kindred spirits! Remember that it is not required to read/listen to the materials or answer any questions about the topic beforehand. The power is in your presence which contributes to the energy and richness of the group!
Questions for Contemplation:
1. What is your understanding and experience of “seeing?”
2. What influences and determines “what” and “how” you “see?”
3. How do we learn to “see” pre-critical, pre-rational inclinations and patterns in ourselves and others which tend to cloud and distort our ability to “see” clearly?
4. What are and where do these “precritical, prerational inclinations and patterns” come from?
5. What is the “contemplative mind” and your experience of it?”
6. What is the purpose and value of “learning how to see?”
Come in after the long election season and be restored by Calming Our Spirits and Nurturing Our Souls This service of healing and meditative experiences will be led in a Taize’ style of poetry, music, and song. Kristin Grace will give a special flute performance.
Join us this Sunday as we explore how restorative practices and Internal Family Systems offer pathways of reconciliation and healing. Together, we will consider how curiosity, creativity and boundaries can make space in situations of conflict and estrangement. We will walk through a set of restorative questions from the International Institute of Restorative Practices, both … Continue reading Beyond Forgive and Forget: What it Takes to Heal
Soul Matters Drop In Chalice Circle on Second Sunday
12:00 p.m.
Online on Zoom
Join a Chalice Circle that is open to anyone who would like to attend. The group will begin with any thoughts/reflections/comments about the morning service as a way to get centered, and then focus on the month’s Chalice Circle theme and sharing. Doug Taylor facilitates this monthly open Chalice Circle.