March 1: Music Moves Me, with Valerie Weston

Music is powerful! It can create atmosphere, induce calm or sleep, inspire dancing, set a pace for exercise, or uplift the spirit. It affects us. How does music affect you? Do you use it intentionally? Are you drawn to or repelled by certain styles?

March 8: Visiting Sunday at First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles (NEW TIME 11 A.M.)

Continuing our practice of visiting other UU churches, we will visit First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles this Sunday for a service featuring Karla Montarrosa. Please plan to carpool if possible. The Joys & Annoyances of a Multiracial & Multicultural Community, with Karla Montarroso. UULA member, Karla, will speak on her work around conflict, recommitting to being in community together, and what it looks like to understand the negotiation of difference.  2936 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005 

March 15: Stickers and Other Scriptures, with Eric Kleinsasser

Where do we find the words that build our spirituality and sense of purpose? Do they come from holy books? Fortune cookies? Notes our loved ones write to us? Or elsewhere? The words we live by can guide our thoughts and actions. Their origins might tell us a lot about where we want to go and how to get there.

March 22: This is Not My Beautiful House, with JD Stillwater

One of our culture’s foundational myths is about ownership, security, and permanence. In the natural world and indigenous cultures, these are aberrations! JD offers a bit of science, some personal experiences, and a Talking Heads song as puzzle pieces toward a new, more vulnerable humility grounded in stewardship instead of ownership.

March 29: Your Mind is NOT Just In Your Brain

In this After Skool Video episode Rupert Sheldrake, biologist and author, debunks the view that the mind is nothing but brain activity and argues that our mind is extended in every act of visual perception.