Thank you, Michelle, for bringing all of us into your thought experiment about tribes, family origins, Schrödinger, paradigms and paradoxes, and the quantum connections we experience through the energy experience of love. Remarkable.

On this first Mother's Day without you, I miss you, Mom ❤

This is wonderful. Feeds the head and the heart.

I don’t like this restriction…”Welcoming people who shared our values…” UUS used to welcome everyone…Diversity of opinions and values are our strength. We were asked to respect each other values! The possibility of being “ excommunicated “ from a UU church reminds me of my catholic roots. I left Catholicism because it excommunicated my mother. I hope some of these words will not stick. Francoise

Very good sermon, Reverend Harden. Thanks.

Great sermon! Thanks Marcia.

Thank you for posting!

Charlie - I will always remember Eilene's kind nature Linda Shelton

Thoroughly enjoyable and informative. When I was married in 1978, my husband and I lived in the Longwood Towers Apartments just down the street from The Castle. Our son and daughter grew up with The Castle as a regular part of their lives as we bought our Christmas trees there and attended various community activities hosted there. Also, I did storytellings at The Castle on Halloween and once at Christmas and I wrote articles about it for “The Villager” newspaper. Your fine video brought back many happy memories of my family’s time living in Beverly. Thank you👍🏾

It's haunted.

Thank you for this meaningful, illuminating, and insightful talk, Michelle. You are also a very fine teacher. (Kirin)

Thanks, Michelle, for your timely message for bringing hope to dark times.

Thank you so much, Michelle, for your thoughtful sermon calling us to connect with each other and to look for the best in each other with love. This is clear in how you connect with your many customers in the pie shop, too. Thank you. 🥰 (Kirin)

Thank you for posting.

Thank you Kathy, Jeff, and Jean

Hi all. So nice to worship together even remotely

Good Morning everyone!

Hello all

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Hello

thank you.

Judy's sermon: having a belief makes it harder to absorb information even if there's truth in it. I guess that means,question every statement including things we seem to be sure of..

Nice

Your prose has a touch of poetry in the soul of your message. I do enjoy hearing you speak of those things that are meaningful to you.

For Bentley 😭

Good morning

Ty so much Carolyn

Greetings all

As Pam. My son Ben is off the ship and returned to his family. Unfortunately it looks like he brought a case of Covid with him. Lots of symptoms but awaiting test results. I’m scared!

On Tuesday, with only 12 hours notice, my son, Ben, a US Marine Master Sgt., was directed to board a ship for a few weeks. We haven’t heard a word from him since. He’s most likely fine but it’s just more of that 2020 uncertainty.

The first enslaved Africans were in the colonies by 1619, not 1638.

Enjoyed this program. BUT the pilgrim Separatists were NOT Puritans. (I went to the Castle Academy as a young child. I love your castle)

As Pam. Grateful beyond my words for the thoughtfulness and giving I a m receiving these days.

Good morning.

I went to preschool and kindergarten there!

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My friend Nelson and I both loved the horns!

Amen! Thank you, Marcia!

Boredom brought me here. Hello from Minnesota. 😆

So glad to be here with you all in the chrysalis this morning❤️

Also I really enjoyed the message. Praying for covid to end so I can visit you guys in person.

Thank you for the beautiful worship song at the beginning

Good morning again to everyone, Mike and Lenore

Glad to be here

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Whoever has a copy of the three perrine's from breakfast with Santa 2019 please send it to Kathy.

Hello everyone!

Good morning - beautiful music

OMG this voice 😭