Supra by UUSI Spirit is an oft-used and seldom-understood idea. The Supra Oracle defines it as "...a mythological dream that requires a shared belief in a union between ourselves, our world and a higher power in order for it to exist and be useful to us." So today, embrace this fellowship and take flight!

Supra Oracle from UUSI The Spirit may cry for adventure but the sol prefers to settle into routine. Honor the humble in your life and be nourished,

from the Supra Oracle by UUSI Magic, the combining the World of Thought with the World of Form, takes us all to strange and unsettling territories. Relax and allow the sublime to evolve.

Different depictions of Janus from Bernard de Montfaucon's L'antiquité expliquée et représentée en figures January is named in honor of the great god Janus: a uniquely Roman deity who had two faces that could look into the past and into the future. He was the god of doorways, transitions, beginnings and endings. Thus he would … Continue reading A Time for Beginnings

According to the Sikh worldview, the whole is prior to its parts. The level of reality at which we are all individuals is a less fundamental reality than the level at which we are all One. This is a different worldview from that of most philosophers in the Western canon, who have usually posited the individual as … Continue reading The Whole and Not The Parts (A Sink POV)

Our home celebrates Vintage Halloween with decorations both original and reproductions of spooky seasons past. Here is the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/auKujdAPgZEhttps://youtu.be/auKujdAPgZE

Kindness is a state of grace: it is a moment to be cherished when someone is generous or helpful of considerate to another.Kindness is often automatic. When we see a pregnant woman get onto a crowded bus, the act of standing up to offer her seat takes no thought to the kind soul.Kindness is about … Continue reading On Kindness

Yes, there is a chapter from the point of view of a tree in this murder mystery/meditation on Art from Orhan Pamluk I am re-reading. And I image something similar to the beauty here from the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Pictures from the Asian Lantern Festival at the Pittsburgh Zoo