Why I Read Tarot For Divination
There are many divination systems – you should pick the one that’s best for you. Tarot is best for me for multiple reasons, the most important of which is that it works.
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The Flowing Bridge: Exploring a Zen koan and the Mysteries of Everyday Life
THE FLOWING BRIDGE A dharma talk James Ishmael Ford Empty Moon Zen May 1st, 2021 “As I cross the bridge, the bridge flows” From the Miscellaneous koan collection of the Harada Yasutani Zen t
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Spring blossom in Cambridge
As many of you will know in Japan there is a long tradition of what is called “hanami” (花見), flower gazing or viewing and, over the centuries, this has inspired many poets, painters and photographers
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Creating Community: Are you aging? Are you a Buddhist or a Unitarian Universalist? An old lefty? Maybe this is for you.
Are you aging? Are you a Buddhist or a Unitarian Universalist? An old lefty? Do you wonder what the endgame should be looking like? If so, perhaps this is worth a read. I mean for this post to c
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Wednesday, May 5 ~ Online Grief Circle ~ 7:30pm
“What we have once enjoyed deeply we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.” —Helen Keller This facilitated grief circle is for anyone who has experienced a significant loss of
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Sunday, May 2 ~ Multigenerational Explorations: “Story” ~ 10:30am
Sunday, May 2, 10:30am Multigenerational Explorations: “Story” ~ An Online, Co-Worship Service with First Parish Northborough Unitarian Universalist COVID has given us the opportunity for some excitin
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Come Out for Dark Moons and Short Days
Dear ones – “In the middle of life’s way, I found myself in a dark wood…” These are the opening words to Dante’s Inferno, the first book of the Divine Comedy. They are about how one can feel lost and
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Wheel of the Year: Beltane (May Day)
How will you celebrate this time of year? What are you planting for the coming warm months? Are you planning a garden or another new project? And how are you ritualizing your re-connection? The post W
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The Little Pond
In our permaculture design for our land from 2017, we included a little pond, about 11 by 12 feet round. Every so often, I would dig in it a bit, and find a place to put that soil. Finding a spot for
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Action Alert: Promise the Children and our Work Toward Affordable Childcare
Promise the Children was recently interviewed by a young advocate at Gonzaga University on the topic of affordable childcare. Below are a few highlights from our conversation and our work toward mak
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An Update on General Assembly 2021
Susan Frederick-Gray , LaTonya Richardson We'll circle 'round for all-virtual General Assembly this year starting on June 23rd. Register today! Continue reading "An Update on General Assembly 2021"
A 100 Day Progress Report on President Biden’s Human Rights Goals
Assessing the new administration’s human rights progress after their first 100 days in office.
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Why I Block Every “Law of Attraction” Account I See
Do I have a serious point to make here or is this a “get off my lawn” post? I’m not sure – you decide for yourself. I just know I’m annoyed and I want to talk about it.
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Trans Youth Need Our Support, Not Anti-Trans Legislation
By Laura Erickson-Schroth and Laura A. Jacobs | Many transgender people have been marginalized from a young age. Children and adolescents who demonstrate gender variance can be harassed by their peers
American Society Politics and Current Events Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Queer Perspectives Laura A. Jacobs Laura Erickson-Schroth You're in the Wrong Bathroom
Guest Post: Learning Pods – A New Form of Learning
Students, and primarily young learners, have taken a hard hit with the pandemic. With the constant influx of changes that COVID-19 has brought to our lives, it may be difficult to keep up with
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Shapers of Change
Martha Durkee-Neuman I am no longer a victim of change: I am shaping the world that is to come. Continue reading "Shapers of Change"
General Assembly 2021 Contested Election: Information About Candidates for Board Position #8
Rev. Sam Trumbore and Jay Kiskel are running for Position #8 on the UUA Board of Trustees. Learn more about these candidates before placing your vote. Continue reading "General Assembly 2021 Contested