Wonder Redux
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If you look in the dictionary, there are two uses of the word “wonder.” Read more →
Thank You, Janet!
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Janet Lane, who has done the layout and design work for Quest for the last 32 years, is retiring from the position following this issue. Read more →
The Gift of Uncertainty
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by Janet Lane
Certainty is a thorny issue in religion. Read more →
From Your Minister
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Out of your heart, cry wonder,
Sing that we live. Read more →
REsources for Living
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I love science. I think of science as a pathway to wonder, with that path of discovery and learning leading us to a deeper understanding of who we are and how we relate to the rest of our universe. Read more →
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O Wonder!
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A garden amidst the flames.
My heart embraces every form. Read more →
Wonder
July-August 2019
Wonder rather than doubt is the root of all knowledge. ―Abraham Joshua Heschel
Articles
Remembering the Mystery and Wonder
My first memory of what the first of our UU Sources calls “transcending mystery and wonder” is an experience I had when I was quite little, maybe five or six years old. Read more »
Witness to Wonder (Excerpt)
I believe this firmly—that we are sacred beings in a sacred world. Read more »
My BFF, Jack
Jack and I met accidentally: He flew into the open hand at the end of my out-stretched left arm. Read more »
Sequence
O Love, here I am, at this moment, on this planet, in this place, utterly in awe that I am alive and that everything is. Read more »
Thank You, Janet!
Janet Lane, who has done the layout and design work for Quest for the last 32 years, is retiring from the position following this issue. Read more »
REsources for Living
I love science. I think of science as a pathway to wonder, with that path of discovery and learning leading us to a deeper understanding of who we are and how we relate to the rest of our universe. Read more »
Audio Resources
You can listen to audio recordings of Quest Monthly, read back issues or get electronic versions of the text to share with friends (and much more) at questformeaning.org Read more »
“Stars,” by Namoli Brennet
“Stars,” by Namoli Brennet
Lyrics:
Maybe we’re just one of a million tiny galaxies
Hurtling on towards some unrevealed destiny
Maybe we’re somebody’s unfinished symphony
Maybe we’re the defenders of the indefensible
Just trying to make sense of the incomprehensible
And what if we, what if we are
What if we, what if we are
Stars
Maybe we’re the victims of reincarnation
Maybe we’re the phantoms of manifestation
Maybe we’re just here to fix our mistakes again
Maybe we’re planets like Venus and Saturn
Surrounded by gases and protons and atoms
And what if we, what if we are
What if we, what if we are
Only stars
Maybe this world is just thinner than it seems
Maybe we’re all partners in the same lucid dream, yeah
Well maybe we’re vapors, and maybe we’re just steam
Maybe we’re creatures of habit and malice
That pale in the light of aurora borealis
And what if we, what if we are
What if we, what if we are
Only stars
Only stars
in the dark
just a
spark
Maybe we’re just lucky and blest to bear witness
to the flashing of this meteor, the tale of this comet
Maybe we’re cursed, and maybe we’re fortunate
Maybe we just go on our milky white way
Maybe we get to stay
And what if we, what if we are
What if we, what if we are
Stars
From the album Chrysanthemum, available here for download.
