Where Is Our True Home? (11/13/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

Years ago I heard the phrase “…the natural home of God is in the heart of every person.” This

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Will You Come Home? (11/06/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

In some indigenous traditions psychological distress is attributed to soul loss. Some experiences may cause us to protect ourselves

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We Are Part of a Larger Body (10/30/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

Humanity, the universe and all that’s in it, are all part of the One Mind and Love of God/Spirit/Infinite

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The Body Remembers (10/23/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

In the description of Babette Rothschild’s book, The Body Remembers, we read this: “It is now thought that people

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Body: Loving Servant or Cruel Master? (10/16/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

Earlier this month we recognized the body as a loving servant, but that’s only true when we make choices

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Love the Body (10/09/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

Now that we know our bodies serve a purpose for the soul’s learning and growth, it’s time to turn

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Welcome to the Temple (10/02/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

In many spiritual traditions we learn that the body is the temple of the soul, and the soul, or

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Let the Beauty We Love Be What We Do (09/25/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

We have a lot of daily tasks in our lives that we usually don’t put in the pleasure, bliss

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We Miss the Shots We Never Take (09/18/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

If you’ve ever avoided doing something for fear of looking clumsy, untalented or foolish, this talk may be for

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Follow Your Bliss (09/11/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

When Joseph Campbell made this statement in an interview with Bill Moyers in 1988, it became a clarion call

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Work Is Love Made Visible (09/04/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

What does it mean when we say, “Work is made visible? One interpretation of that sentence is that when

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The Amazing Magic of Being Human (08/28/22)

Rev. Mary Murray Shelton

If human beings were no more self aware or reflective than any other creature, our bodies would still be

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