Soulful Sundown – “Celebrating Autumn”
...with Virginia Hubbs. The arrival of the Autumn equinox can shift our experience of the day from stressful to appreciative of the returning forms of Fall's bounties. On Zoom.
...with Virginia Hubbs. The arrival of the Autumn equinox can shift our experience of the day from stressful to appreciative of the returning forms of Fall's bounties. On Zoom.
with George Dempsie. Using guided meditation, we discover what wisdom abides in our own well. On Zoom.
with Caroline Pierce. We will contemplate four readings--one each from Buddhism, Taoism, the Cherokee and Christianity--about anger. On Zoom.
with Linda Bryce. Inspired by the humorous New York Times bestseller of the same name, we’ll explore our beliefs and experiences around death and dying, aligning with November’s traditional focus on end-of-life themes.
...with Nancy Decker. What is joy? What elicits a feeling of joy for you? How might you find joy in the face of life's inevitable suffering?
...with Chas Brua. We will explore sources of light -- Hanukkah, Christmas, and the stark beauty of winter -- and do a Zoom-adapted version of a "winter meditation spiral."
...with Caroline Pierce. By this time in January, many people have lost enthusiasm for their new year's resolutions. Tonight we make winter the “season for staying with it.” Soulful Sundown contemplative services are held biweekly on Wednesdays from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Zoom. Each gathering considers a topic offered by that evening’s presenter, who also suggests one or two related questions for silent reflection or meditation. After the quiet, all who wish are invited to share their experiences and insights. Topics vary.
...with George Dempsie. Journey into the soulscape of a desert and awaken to the ancient Earth-consciousness that resides within us all. Soulful Sundown contemplative services are held biweekly on Wednesdays from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Zoom. Each gathering considers a topic offered by that evening’s presenter, who also suggests one or two related questions for silent reflection or meditation. After the quiet, all who wish are invited to share their experiences and insights. Topics vary.
...with Virginia Hubbs. Drawing from popular songs of the past, we look for peace, caring and connection.
with Chas Brua. The great Hasidic teacher Rabbi Nachman of Breslov said, "The whole world is a narrow bridge; the important thing is to not make yourself afraid." We'll explore the sources of courage in our lives.
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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Centre County
780 Waupelani Dr, State College, PA 16801
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