The Iroquois have opened ceremonies and other events with the Thanksgiving Address from time immemorial. They speak gratitude directly to the universe and the elements of life on the planet. As Earth Day 2026 approaches, we reflect on our interconnected web of life and how to live with fellow humans while framing and closing our … Continue reading The Iroquois Thanksgiving Address and Our Natural World
Whether we are religious or not, whether we consider ourselves spiritual or not, we all have things that give us meaning and purpose in life. During this service we reflected on these things, our own growth, as Daniel shared part of his spiritual journey. We worked to connect with our spirits. We also shared joys … Continue reading Spiritual Growth for Everyone
UU bylaws state that “Direct experiences of transcending mystery and wonder are primary sources of UU inspiration. These experiences open our hearts, renew our spirits, and transform our lives.” Whether we find that transcending mystery by looking outward, find it by looking within, or we open the door or window of our hearts to receive … Continue reading The Gospel of Mary Magdelene