Tag Archives: UU 4th Principle

In the United States, we have a number of difficult conversations going on right now.  I hear these conversations as stories.  They are the stories we tell, the stories we are trying to tell, the stories we are trying not … Continue reading →

On January 15, 1929, a baby boy was born.  This baby boy was African American born in the Deep South.  He suffered much from depression through his whole life, and as a 12 year old, when his grandmother died, he … Continue reading →

Martin Luther King, Jr. closed his letter from the Birmingham jail with the words of a man who is fully awake.  To the religious leaders of Birmingham who had tried to keep him quiet, orderly and sedate in the face … Continue reading →

From Martin Luther King, Jr’s “Letter from the Birmingham Jail” written to the religious leaders of Birmingham who had published an editorial in the newspaper about his protests in the City. “I MUST make two honest confessions to you, my Christian … Continue reading →

I think sometimes I think of “the muse” or of “inspiration” as something that happens to or inside of an artist.  I think of it as an experience that helps the artist bring forth a painting, a poem, a statue, … Continue reading →