All are welcome to join our Green Sanctuary 2030 Community Meeting on Wednesday, March 19 at 4pm PT / 7pm ET!
In February, we released the new Green Sanctuary materials which are designed to be more manageable, accessible, and impactful for all congregations.
During our March meeting, we'll hear from one of the Green Sanctuary teams working through the materials. UUCB - Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley's Green Sanctuary 2030 team will share how they're Exploring the Possibilities for Mitigation. Learn from each other and build community!
Register here: bit.ly/41vEo3q
[Image description: Event graphic with a light green background and the UUCB logo, a green and yellow painted circle enclosing a tree with leafy branches beneath a sun. Green and black text reads, "Working with the New Green Sanctuary Materials. Wednesday, March 19 at 4 PT / 5 MT / 6 CT / 7 ET. UU Church of Berkeley." The Side With Love and Green Sanctuary 2030 logos are below the text.]
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The Tools that Shape Us
It’s hard to imagine that Gutenberg knew, as he fiddled with the mechanics of printing, that his device would foment decades of religious war and topple monarchies. Humanity shapes tool after tool, and the tools in turn shape us. How do we cultivate relationships to the tools of our age that will help to incubate our deepest values and greatest visions?
It’s hard to imagine that Gutenberg knew, as he fiddled with the mechanics of printing, that his device would foment decades of religious war and topple monarchies. Humanity shapes tool after tool, and the tools in turn shape us. How do we cultivate relationships to the tools of our age that will help to incubate our deepest values and greatest visions?
Growth Conditions
In a culture that commodifies everything, even spiritual growth becomes one more thing to be acquired, one more achievement to be attained. But true growth is not the ever-upward trendline of industry; it is the unforced unfurling of a life’s essential nature. Perhaps the growth we long for in this New Year depends more on tending to the conditions we inhabit than any resolutions to improve ourselves.
In a culture that commodifies everything, even spiritual growth becomes one more thing to be acquired, one more achievement to be attained. But true growth is not the ever-upward trendline of industry; it is the unforced unfurling of a life’s essential nature. Perhaps the growth we long for in this New Year depends more on tending to the conditions we inhabit than any resolutions to improve ourselves.
