The Practice of Gratitude helps us notice what sustains us, even in times of uncertainty. It invites us to walk with intention across life’s many bridges: from sorrow to healing, from isolation to connection, from fear to courage.
A theology of gratitude offers a way to approach ultimate reality not through fear, submission, or entitlement, but through awe, humility, interconnection, and reverence. In a Unitarian Universalist frame, where belief is not bound to a single creed but to shared values and a free search for truth, gratitude can serve as a spiritual foundation … Continue reading My Theology of Gratitude
Fred Rogers once said that when scary or tragic things happen, his mother would tell him: “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” When we “look for the helpers,” we are not denying that something hard or frightening is happening. We are shifting our gaze — if only slightly — … Continue reading Look for the Helpers
