Witnessing Impermanence by Jessica Clay
“Shifting from Fear to Faith: A Hope Restoring Meditation” by Victoria Jazwic
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“9 Then the Lord said to me, “Speak to the wind for me. Son of man, speak to the wind for me. Tell the wind that this is what the Lord God says: ‘Wind, come from every direction and breathe air into these dead bodies! Breathe into them and they will come to life again!’” 10 So I spoke to the wind for the Lord, as he said, and the breath came into the dead bodies. They came to life and stood up. There were many men—a very large army!” – Ezekiel 37: 9-10
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Classes and worship are replaced by Spiritual Outings on the first Sunday of each month during the summer, with brief worship, a potluck picnic, and outdoor activities. The schedule is in the sidebar.
Children are welcome. There is childcare and an activity for young children during the service.
The building is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible restroom.
The schedule for the current adult religious education class is here.
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A Meditation of Release and Rest
Our bodies carry us through the day. We forget that our bodies are our home.
A place to be ourselves. A place to release. A place to love.
We are going to move our bodies. Feel free to move in the most comfortable way for your body. With each movement, feel the tension and worry leaving your body.
Take a deep breath
Drop your head to your chest. Take another breath rolling your head in a circle over your shoulders. Take another breath and roll your head the other way. Return your head to center
Take a deep breath bringing your shoulders as high as you can. Let them drop as you let go of the tensions of the day and release your breath. repeat
Stretch out your arms and wiggle them
Wiggle your fingers
Bend your torso to the left, right, front, and back.
Make a circle with your hips. Move them in some way that brings them back to you so that they are yours alone.
Wiggle your knees, unlock them if you are standing
Tense the muscles in your calves.
Pointe and flex your feet
Wiggle your toes
Let the movement of your body send the day away.
Let the movement of your body bring you back to you.
“This is about more than naps. This is about more than naps. This is about more than naps. … This work is saving the lives of so many and saved my life. This work should be respected as a balm for all of humanity. Find ways to connect back to your body and mind. Find ways to intentionally slow down. Find ways to re-imagine and snatch rest right now. It is your divine and human right to do so. WE WILL REST!” – The Nap Bishop – Tricia Hersey – The Nap Ministry