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June 10 – Listening for Joy
The story in our Sunday service today was derived from a Tibetan tale* of an old monk whose heart had become hardened by all the suffering in the world. He lived in a cold, dark, desolate cave at the top of … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhist Teachings, choices, connection, joy, UU 1st Principle, UU 7th Principle
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June 9–Listening: Advice from the Society of Friends
One of the oldest practices in listening as spiritual practice resides in the Quaker or Society of Friends tradition. With regards to how they conduct their daily relationships, Quakers advocate: Listening for the truth in the words of others. As … Continue reading
Listening: and Silence
One of the reasons I appreciate silence is my acute awareness of how very uncommon it is. I grew up in New York City. There, the opportunity to commune with silence is not just rare, it’s nonexistent. There is a … Continue reading
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Tagged connection, pace, rhythm, silence, UU 4th Principle, UU 7th Principle
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June 3–Listening: Perception and Reception
We are multi-sensory beings. We take in information in at least 5 ways: through smell, taste, sight, touch and sound. Apparently, as human beings, we have evolved a complex of ways of being in relation to these sense perceptions as … Continue reading
June 2–The Listening Place
Take a moment a look at the picture here on the header of this page. This monument set on the coast against beautiful mountains is located in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. It is called The Listening Place. The Listening … Continue reading
June 1–Listening: To Whom?
Why Not Be Polite? Everyone Is God speaking. Why not be polite and Listen to Him? Hafiz After a month of focusing on the ways that we belong, can belong, and need to belong, this provocative word from Hafiz … Continue reading