A reminder that is timely and important. Gossip and slander causes suffering. It is both what is said and what is unsaid. Yes, silent solidarity of Gossiping causes suffering to the person being gossiped about. #TaraBrach

https://youtu.be/MlPuR-0XxiA

"All these pieces
Broken and scattered
In mercy gathered
Mended and whole"

🎃 As many of you, our family and friends, already know:
We host a Halloween Party every October 31st.

🎃 There will be dancing…trick-or-treating….ghost stories…magick!

Join us!!

🎃 Arrive at Twinkle’s Place place when you are ready to celebrate!!
There will be groups going out to Trick-or-Treat (led by Ed and other Lancey Street Adults)  While Twinkle remains here to welcome costumed guests, give out treats, and keep the magick and music going.

…….Samhain celebration to follow:

Join us as we explore our UU 7th Principle and Pagan Path in connection with the sixth source we draw our Unitarian Universalist faith from.

Please bring photos or symbols of your dead loved ones to place on our altar. And a list of names you wish to call into our circle from through the Veil.

thin veil photo credit

https://www.facebook.com/CLFUU/videos/1369306743206247/

Tuesday, September 18th – UU Mystics Zoom group Theme: The Search for Truth.  9:00pm Eastern.

Visit the UU Mystics Newsletter for more information on this month’s theme, and questions related to the Zoom sessions.

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 11 – Theology and Mysticism.  9:00pm Eastern.  UU Mystics Zoom group will use Brother David Steindl-Rast’s article on The Mystical Core of Organized Religion as the springboard for discussion: What is the relationship between theology and mysticism?

https://gratefulness.org/resource/dsr-mystical-core-religion/

A great way to celebrate the new school year! 😉

BANGOR, MAINE EVENT!! https://www.facebook.com/events/2042113122679020/?active_tab=about

August 30th, 2018

First United Methodist Church – Bangor

Tuning in to Tara’s talks has been part of my practice for a few years now. This one, as ever, is timely meeting me on my path.

#TaraBrach

This year’s UU Common Read (2018-19) book selection is “Justice on Earth: People of Faith Working at the Intersections of Race, Class, and Environment.”  This book, published by Skinner House and edited by Manish Mishra-Marzetti and Jennifer Nordstrom, explores the ways in which racial justice, environmental justice, and economic justice, seemingly competing issues for our time, are intertwined. We look forward to exploring this book in our study group in April 2019!

https://www.uua.org/books/read

Links to purchase the book:

ISBN: 9781558968134