Legendary Labor organizer comes to life in story and song in this one-woman performance―with one foot in the folk tradition of storytelling and acoustic guitars, and the other in the true American art of musical theater.
Narrative Community ConversationsFirst and third Mondays 6-8 pm―grab a brew and come talk! |
*NEW* Santa Fe is blessed with many spiritual and movement practices that we make no attempt to duplicate when they are so readily available in the wider community―here is one such―community conversations.
Communal conversations for everyone willing to honor others as they are. Fearless conversation in a safe space. Current events and vital topics discussion. There is much here for UUs to love―you will likely find a very familiar and youthful atmosphere at Narrative Conversations. To find meaning you must make meaning. |
From Age-ing to Sage-ing
“Elders serve as conduits between the divine realm and the mundane world, making the abstract truths of spirituality accessible to the community by embodying them in their everyday behavior.” |
From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Revolutionary Approach to Growing Older
Dates 3 Sunday Sessions, October 28 and November 11, 25, 6 pm Location in the UU Santa Fe Library Facilitated by Cindy DuBois Sponsored by Adult Lifelong Learning Team Book From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Revolutionary Approach to Growing Older by Zalman Schachter-Shalomi Registration not necessary "In this inspiring and informative guide, Reb Zalman shares his wisdom and experience with readers. He shows readers how to create an aging process for themselves that is full of adventure, passion, mystery, and fulfillment, rather than anxiety. Using scientific research―both neurological and psychological―Reb Zalman offers techniques that will expand horizons beyond the narrow view of "the present" into a grand and enduring eternity. By harnessing the power of the spirit, as well as explaining exactly how to become a sage in their own community, he gives readers a helpful and moving way to use their own experiences to nurture, heal, and perhaps even save a younger generation from the prison of how we typically regard aging."―Goodreads You may come to any or all sessions! These four sessions may lead to the creation of an on-going age-ing and sage-ing Wisdom Circle. Part of Refresh! An evening of Potluck • Family Activities • Music • Adult Small Group Discussion • Beginning at 5 pm |
The Tao of Mary OliverWherever I am, the world comes after me. It is very likely that this offering will turn into a group, restart and continue into 2019! |
The Tao of Mary Oliver
Dates One of three Saturday sessions remaining, November 10, 10-11:30 am Location in the UU Santa Fe Library Facilitated by Maj-Britt Eagle Sponsored by Adult Lifelong Learning Team Registration appreciated but not required, click here Some of us already love particular poems of Mary Oliver. Perhaps you too have noticed her way of being with the natural world―which seems to act upon her, rather she upon it. Some might recognize Tao in this, or, "Wu-wei", the art of following the flow, of acting without acting. While there's no text to guide us, bring a selection of Mary Oliver poems you'd like to share, some readings or insights into Taoism, and let's build "the Tao of Mary Oliver" together. If neither is handy, only bring your love for wandering around outside. You may come to any or all sessions! Try these books |
Second Tuesday, 6-7:30 pm in Fogelson Hall
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*NEW* Singing Meditation Circle
Meets the second Tuesday of the month in Fogelson Hall at 6 pm. Led by Cynthia Kelley and Rev. Tony Thieman-Somora. Now forming―a singing meditation group. An experience of song, prayer and contemplation, inspired by Taize chant. Variations on this contemplative format have spread throughout the world. Find out how our distinct Unitarian Universalist perspective engages with this practice! |
Sabbath: Finding Rest, Renewal and Delight in our Busy Lives
This three-session workshop is designed to explore the book Sabbath by Wayne Muller and spark a discussion of the concepts and practices of creating Sabbath time as a means to enrich our lives. In today’s world, there is an emphasis on productivity, success, overextension, and consumption. In the past, the tradition of Sabbath created an oasis of creating a time of rest and renewal. This workshop will explore ways to create a needed respite whether it be for a day, an hour or Sabbath moments. Let’s explore ways to refresh our bodies and minds, restore our creativity, and regain our birthright of inner happiness. Please join us in what promises to be a fruitful discussion.
This three-session workshop is designed to explore the book Sabbath by Wayne Muller and spark a discussion of the concepts and practices of creating Sabbath time as a means to enrich our lives. In today’s world, there is an emphasis on productivity, success, overextension, and consumption. In the past, the tradition of Sabbath created an oasis of creating a time of rest and renewal. This workshop will explore ways to create a needed respite whether it be for a day, an hour or Sabbath moments. Let’s explore ways to refresh our bodies and minds, restore our creativity, and regain our birthright of inner happiness. Please join us in what promises to be a fruitful discussion.
- Dates 3 Sessions Wednesdays, May 16, 23 and 30, 1:15 – 2:45 PM in the UUSF Library
- Facilitated by Maryann Lane Porter & Irina Sels
- Primary Theme Self Care
- Online Registration link
