Ruminations of the Soul reflects insights and conversations prompted by the authors diverse interests and innate curiosity about the world as a Unitarian Universalist minister, growing theologian, teacher, writer, activist/researcher and seeker.The blogger is a mystical humanist/child of the Universe on a path seeking to encounter the Sacred and Divine and to be of service to heal self and the world.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
A Chant to President Barack Obama
Below you will find a message from Karen Mooney, a seminarian at Meadville Lombard Theological School. Karen wrote a beautiful and moving chant to President Obama. Read her message below and go to UTube to view the video.
Q. When was the last time you meditated on world peace?
Q. Can you find some time today to begin or add to your present meditation time?
Blessings Rev. Qiyamah
Hello friends, family and colleagues -
When we are engaged in the world we are sometimes challenged. Peace is a notion that seems at once impossible and the only thing that can ever truly be hoped. What if we can make a difference, what if what we do matters, what if the peace we think so elusive is actually possible today in the wake of our faith.
In 2009 our president Barack Obama received a Nobel Peace Prize not only for what he had already accomplished but for the promise he held.
For a seminary class I wrote a chant to some of the words of his acceptance speech. As the winds of a winter storm pounded our home I finished this project, an exploration of hope in image and sound.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmZyI5Ichp0&feature=player_embedded
peace -
Karen Mooney
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We must do that thing we think we can not. - Eleanor Roosevelt
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