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Love Makes a Bridge: Dealing with Fear
Love is the bridge between you and everything. Jalaluddin Rumi Unfortunately, this powerful little line from Rumi can come across almost as a platitude–a nice, innocuous little saying that really carries no weight, a saying that we could say and … Continue reading
Love Makes a Bridge: Religion
Religion should be a bridge builder, shouldn’t it? At first glance, I think this question would get a nod from most people. People who belong to and practice a religion generally believe that their religion is a source of good … Continue reading
Love Makes a Bridge: Love, Hope, Peace and Joy
Feeling hopeless can be devastating. Whatever the source, when we find ourselves hopeless or even approaching hopelessness, it’s as if a great chasm has opened up between where we are in life and where we need or want to go. … Continue reading
Love Makes a Bridge: Holy Moments
In our Sunday Service this past week, Rev. Jan made this observation: “Holy moments often become the words and deeds of prophetic women and men.” Unitarian Universalists will recognize the “words and deeds of prophetic women and men” as one … Continue reading
Love Makes a Bridge: Trust and Tension
In the hymn “Love Makes a Bridge” one of the verses says: Love lifts the hopes that force and fear have beaten down. Love breaks the chains and gives us strength to stand our ground.* When I think about this … Continue reading
Return Again: You’ll Never Know
I am prone to rush to judgment. I also know that doing so is almost always a bad idea that comes with bad results. My bad judgments are almost always around pieces of information. Never about the complete information. What … Continue reading
Return Again: Who, What, Where
Who are you? What are you? Where are you? Those three questions, core to the structure of Shlomo Carlebach’s song, call us to three basic and deep considerations: our being, our doing and our journey. I wonder what you believe … Continue reading