It’s a blessing when our cup overflows. But the most useful part of the cup—isn’t the cup! It’s the space inside. To experience abundance in our lives, we have to make space for it. Sometimes that means clearing out both the plentiful and the excess, to make room for the new; be that a cluttered … Continue reading The Space Inside the Cup: Guest Preacher: Rev. Teri Schwartz
In this “Tell the Preacher what to preach” auction service, Silvine Farnell asked Rev. Lydia to share about her favorite historical Unitarian or Universalist. That’s definitely Francis Ellen Watkins Harper — (September 24, 1825-February 22, 1911), an African-American writer, lecturer, and political activist, who promoted abolition, civil rights, women’s rights, and temperance. She was a … Continue reading Rev. Lydia’s Favorite Historical Unitarian or Universalist – Francis Ellen Watkins Harper
February 17th is Random Acts of Kindness day. I believe that all those little things we do each day that bring a smile to another person, or animal, or to help the planet, shows profound love for our interconnected web. Let’s take today to celebrate all the little things that make life better. Zoom Service … Continue reading Showing Love with Random Acts of Kindness
Ordinary Wonder. Do you notice the beauty of a spider web any more? Do you still hear the giggles of neighborhood kids? Our world, right here, is bedazzled with wonder-full things. Yet, we have been numbed to what is right in front of us, and conditioned to believe that our ahhh-moments need to come from … Continue reading The More I Wonder, the More I Love
