The weightiness of the passage of time is a long standing theme in art, poetry, and literature in many cultures. The literary motif in latin called “Ubi sunt . . .?” which translates to “Where are . . .?” engages with the poignant/wistful human feeling of the passage of life. For example, the phrase “Where … Continue reading “Swirl of Autumn Leaves: the Transitions of Life,” by Lee Greer
“The Egg” by Andy Weir, is a short story first published online in 2009 about the afterlife, humanity, and empathy. Since then, it has been translated into at least 30 languages and inspired people around the world. On this Sunday, we will read this short story and then give our reflections in an open-mic discussion.
The way we choose to live and the depth of our feelings, our ability to love and be loved and to take in all the colors of the world around us, determine the worth and true extent of the time we are given in our lives. We all know that to live is to experience … Continue reading “Waiting in the Garden,” by Rev. Scott W. Alexander
