The call to prayer
I truly do not care if a god ever hears me when I pray, but praying together with others is among the most transformative work that I do.
Love as the ethical basis
My humanism is shaped by love.
Creations: ‘The Dharma’
Mixed-media collage represents the benefits of meditation.
The Oak King and the Holly King
A story for Yule in these times.
Here come the awkward holidays
There are people who say they love us, but who voted for someone whose policies and promises threaten us and our beloveds.
On becoming old-old
Living to be 87 is a surprise, and I’m finding that old-old is different than just plain old.
After a dying dad
‘Old life recomposes into new life, and we are not separate from this grand, inclusive, regenerative scheme.’
Shared values
Painting celebrates Arkansas congregation’s fiftieth anniversary with a depiction of its Unitarian Universalist values.
By ‘Amazing Grace’
lately I find / more of myself in other poets’ poems than in a mirror
Hope for the heartbroken
I am not alone, and I can choose to be kind and loving to people all around, who may be heartbroken too.
Struck from on high
Weird stuff is gonna happen, and you might as well get used to it.
A need for divination
Divination—the art of receiving messages from the world of Spirit—is as old as any religion.