“Wrong!” It’s inspired by Neal Stephenson’s first essay on the topic that has to do with how – and why – we transition from doubt to belief. I’ll be weaving in some UU theology by way of Theodor Parker’s “On the Transient and Permanent in … read more.
Graduation is not an end. It is a threshold – a moment suspended between what was and what will be. Like all mythic crossings, it is wrapped in paradox: pride and sorrow, excitement and dread, belonging and departure. Our senior graduate is not merely a … read more.
Spring is graduation season, but not just for kids. We should all be working toward evolving from our present self to our future self. It’s called “self-continuation” and it leads to mental and emotional health benefits, no matter what age you are. We’ll look at … read more.