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9:30 a.m. In 2020, UUCB was gifted with a Personal Theology sharing by former soldier and then seminarian, Jacob King. His talk deeply affected the audience as he shared his traumatic military experiences at the US southern border where his assignment was to handle immigrants at the border. He found his way to a UU church who helped him process these experiences. He is now finished as a Starr King seminary student and ready for a ministerial internship. His wonderful talk will be about "Renewing of Faith."

9:15 a.m. on Zoom, UUCB is delighted to have Dr. Kayleen Asbo talk with and invite us to consider how we are called to new thresholds of discovery and personal transformation through our responses to beauty, wonder, dreams and longing.  Click the heading for the link.

9:15 a.m. Personal Theology - UUCB is gifted with the presence and music of Dr. Susan T. Mashiyama as we celebrate with Susan, Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Celtic harp player and singer/songwriter Susan T. Mashiyama shares her music and tells us about her multicultural experiences and heritage from Southern California, Hawaii, the Bay Area, and Japan. Click the heading above for the Zoom Link.

9:30 to 10:30 ON ZOOM. Exactly what DO you believe?  Do you have divine spiritual beliefs?  Or positive humanistic beliefs?  Or negative despairing beliefs?  What you believe determines how you will act--we all know that from today's political scene.  Our biological evolution tells us to look out for anything that might affect our survival.  So we are actually biologically programmed to look for what might go wrong.  What might be a danger.  Can we go against our DNA and practice beliefs that help us to feel whole and hopeful?  Rev. John Young thinks so and in this wonderful PT talk, will give us strategies for practicing beliefs that benefit us.  Click the heading for the Zoom link.

9:30 on ZOOM. Swami Vivekananda and C.G. Jung, Yoga in the West, Steven Herrmann, Presenter. In this profound discussion, Steven shares his deeply intuitive vision and wears his learning lightly, interweaving dreams, synchronicities and insights arising from his longtime emersion in depth psychology and yoga. He brings invaluable study of Eastern and Western approaches to higher levels of consciousness and spiritual democracy that reaches across disciplines and traditions. Using different language, James, Jung and Vivekananda articulated a vision of the superconscious or Higher Self that inculcates virtues and truths that guides individuals and, in our current circumstance, can help the human race to avoid destruction. Click the heading for the Zoom Link.