4th Principle (Truth & Meaning)

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  • Two people kissing, one holding the other other's head, in the middle of a queer pride parade in Marseille, France
    Pleasure Is the Point
    From WorshipWeb
    Pleasure reminds us to enjoy being alive and on purpose... Pleasure—embodied, connected pleasure—is one of the way we know when we are free. That we...
  • A Black father lying on his back smiles lovingly at his child, who gazes back happily.
    Love is a Choice
    From WorshipWeb
    Love does not just happen.
  • A bouquet of wilted, faded roses.
    The Spark of Life
    From Braver/Wiser
    If we don’t know where the spark of life comes from, can we know for sure where it goes?
  • A close-up of green strips of broken glass, as if petals of a flower.
    From Broken Parts, Whole
    From Braver/Wiser
    Surround yourself with skillful teachers. Let them teach you, but don't let them do it for you. That learning is yours to do.
  • A pitcher of flowers rests on the windowsill inside a room reseembling a chapel
    Invitation to Arrive and Rest
    From WorshipWeb
    These opening words are formatted for two readers, as indicated below.
  • A close-up of a nativity creche, with the Holy Family figures and baby Jesus
    Open to Awe
    From WorshipWeb
    [Written for two voices, here set for Worship Association (WA) and Minister (M)] WA: Perhaps some here have outgrown mystery....
  • Children drumming at First parish UU Bedford, MA.
    Blessing for the Beginning of the Religious Education Year
    From WorshipWeb
    Today we kick off Religious Education classes with [over number registered] children and youth in our congregation....
  • A pitcher of flowers rests on the windowsill inside a room reseembling a chapel
    The Vessel of Compassion: A Water Communion Story
    From WorshipWeb
    This story is great to be acted out by four women (of applicable ages for each direction) around a large bowl/vessel.
  • From above, seven people hold hands around a table before eating.
    A Spacious Welcome
    From WorshipWeb
    This opening was written for two voices, as indicated below. 1: Welcome, who come in friendship who long for genuine community......
  • In an outstretched palm, star-shaped glitter sparkles
    Teachers Everywhere
    From WorshipWeb
    In every person we meet, especially those who cause us discomfort, we find an opportunity for us to grow, to learn, to go further along the path of...