All About Love
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“The morning wind forever blows,” says our Unitarian Universalist ancestor Henry David Thoreau in his classic book, Walden. “The morning wind forever blows, the poem of creation is uninterrupted; but few are the ears that hear it.” Thoreau is essentially saying we are already wealthy but that this wealth goes unrecognized. A big part of…
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What Does It Really Mean to Love Yourself? (All About Love, Part 3)
Here is bell hooks, author of All About Love, the book we are exploring in this year’s year-long sermon series. Love is our focus all year long. Different aspects of love. Today, we look at the aspect known as self-love. And as bell hooks, says, “When I talked with friends and acquaintances about self-love, I…
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Like the wings of a bird testify to the reality of air; like the gills of a fish testify to the reality of water; just so, the pain of lovelessness is a sign of the reality of that which feels missing and is desperately longed for. –Anonymous photographer “I was my father’s first daughter,” writes…
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