Intentions speak of our values and where we wish to put our energy and efforts. A Buddhist teaching about namasté is that we recognize the worthiness in others, very much in alignment with our UU principles, such as when we say we respect the inherent worth and dignity of every person. That is sometimes a … Continue reading Open Hearts, Open Minds
Indigenous author Robin Wall Kimmerer tells us that hoarding will never save us; all flourishing is mutual. This Sunday, we will explore what flourishing looks like in our personal lives and in societal structures. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves Cedars by welcoming people from diverse theological and religious backgrounds and spiritual beliefs on their journeys to … Continue reading Flourishing Together, Belonging to One Another
