By Ian Lawton, February 28, 2010 | text

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Transcript for February 28, 2010 by Ian Lawton
Why do you come to this progressive spiritual community on a Sunday morning? Some of you have traveled distances, past many mainstream churches, to be here. So what is the draw? You have a denominational smorgasbord to choose from, not to mention the Episcopal church have just installed vibrating pews. So why are you here?

I imagine among other things it’s because you want to feel that you are part of something larger than yourself, that you are not alone in your spiritual journey …

Namaste. Abundant trust in me greets the same in you. When we meet in trust, the world becomes an open, inviting and friendly place. Maybe you doubt me because you have trusted before and been hurt too many times. Maybe you have been trusted and you know you have let people down. Trust is so fragile and yet you also know that the world would be a harsh and suspicious place if you never trusted. Don’t give your trust recklessly. Give your trust mindfully, aware that there are no guarantees …