Monthly Archives: August 2013

CSLNJ Podcast: SOM PLUS Anything = A Better ANYTHING – Part 4 of 4 (8/25/13)

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19:34 – A Sunday talk from The Center for Spiritual Living North Jersey by Rev. Michelle Wadleigh.

This month Rev. Michelle (and Rev. Joel) bring to you the beauty of applying the Science of Mind Teaching to almost anything else that you are interested in: other religions, motivational books, other spiritual practices etc. This is a four-part series that will invite you to look at the totality of your life through a whole new and extremely empowering lens of light, truth and clarity.

Let’s take time to look at how this beautiful teaching that we each have chosen to subscribe to can empower us to have a more revealing experience of anything else we are interested in. We will look at our ability to respond to and appreciate other religions; anything from Catholicism to Buddhism. We will learn to appreciate everything from the healing arts of our own practitioners to the healing arts of surgeons and oncologists. We will look at rituals and superstitions to see what to keep and what to toss. Get ready for a full month of questions, inquiries and a huge sense of empowerment.

Please note: All recordings are copyrighted by the author.

The UU Montclair Podcast: The Question Box (8/25/13)

UUCM 2013-08-25_ Question Box Sunday46:31 – Selections from The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair’s Sunday Worship Service by Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman.

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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY

“Human minds are more full of mysteries than any written book and more changeable than the cloud shapes in the air.”
–Louisa May Alcott

“If you are lucky and work very hard, you may someday get to experience freedom from the known.”
–Jiddu Krishnamurti

“The beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not understand.”
–Frank Herbert

PRAYER & MEDITATION

READINGS: ANCIENT & MODERN
From Chapter 56 of The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu, translated by John C. H. Wu
From A Natural History of the Senses by Diane Ackerman

SERMON
“The Question Box”
Rev. Charles Blustein Ortman

Liturgist: Laura Stakiwicz

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For more information about The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair, please visit us at http://uumontclair.org.

CSLNJ Podcast: SOM PLUS Anything = A Better ANYTHING – Part 3 of 4 with Rev. Joel Fotinos (8/18/13)

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23:49 – A Sunday talk from The Center for Spiritual Living North Jersey by Rev. Joel Fotinos.

This month, Rev. Michelle (and Rev. Joel) will bring to you the beauty of applying the Science of Mind Teaching to almost anything else that you are interested in: other religions, motivational books, other spiritual practices etc. This is a four-part series that will invite you to look at the totality of your life through a whole new and extremely empowering lens of light, truth and clarity.

Let’s take time to look at how this beautiful teaching that we each have chosen to subscribe to can empower us to have a more revealing experience of anything else we are interested in. We will look at our ability to respond to and appreciate other religions; anything from Catholicism to Buddhism. We will learn to appreciate everything from the healing arts of our own practitioners to the healing arts of surgeons and oncologists. We will look at rituals and superstitions to see what to keep and what to toss. Get ready for a full month of questions, inquiries and a huge sense of empowerment.

Please note: All recordings are copyrighted by the author.

 

The UU Montclair Podcast: Looking Backward, Moving Forward (8/18/13)

uumontclair_itunes14:47 – Selections from The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair’s Sunday Worship Service by Ms. Teresa DeSousa.

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THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY

“Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under the trees on a summer’s day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time.”
–John Lubbock

“Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.”
–Henry James

“In summer, the song sings itself.”
–William Carlos Williams

PRAYER & MEDITATION

READINGS: ANCIENT & MODERN
From the Sufi mystic poet Rumi
From Honey, Baby, Sweetheart by Deb Caletti

SERMON
“Looking Backward, Moving Forward”
Ms. Teresa DeSousa

CLOSING WORDS

Liturgist: Laura Stakiwicz

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For more information about The Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair, please visit us at http://uumontclair.org.

CSLNJ Podcast: SOM PLUS Anything = A Better ANYTHING – Part 2 of 4 (8/11/13)

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27:14 – A Sunday talk from The Center for Spiritual Living North Jersey by Rev. Michelle Wadleigh.

For the next four weeks, Rev. Michelle will bring to you the beauty of applying the Science of Mind Teaching to almost anything else that you are interested in: other religions, motivational books, other spiritual practices etc. This is a four-part series that will invite you to look at the totality of your life through a whole new and extremely empowering lens of light, truth and clarity.

Let’s take time to look at how this beautiful teaching that we each have chosen to subscribe to can empower us to have a more revealing experience of anything else we are interested in. We will look at our ability to respond to and appreciate other religions; anything from Catholicism to Buddhism. We will learn to appreciate everything from the healing arts of our own practitioners to the healing arts of surgeons and oncologists. We will look at rituals and superstitions to see what to keep and what to toss. Get ready for a full month of questions, inquiries and a huge sense of empowerment.

Please note: All recordings are copyrighted by the author.