ONLINE: The Platinum Rule as a Spiritual Practice

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Service Description:

“The Platinum Rule as a Spiritual Practice” – Rev Dr Michelle Walsh

Description: Unitarian Universalists pride themselves on the relationship of The Golden Rule to our principles and purposes as we draw from the wisdom of the world religious traditions. How does the Platinum Rule challenge us in new ways as a spiritual practice to live into the fullness of our UU Principles and Purposes with gratitude, authenticity, and depth?

Bio: Rev. Dr. Michelle Walsh, LICSW is a Unitarian Universalist community minister who shares a private justice consulting and spiritual coaching practice with her husband, Rev. Dr. Clyde Grubbs, known as Tuckerman Creative Ministries for Justice & Healing. Her particular private practice is known as Sacred Play Explorations (https://www.revmichellewalsh.com/SacredPlayExplorations.en.html). She also has worked as a scholar activist for many years in urban contexts, teaches as a Lecturer at Boston University, and is the author of Violent Trauma, Culture and Power: An Interdisciplinary Exploration in Lived Religion as well as chapters in other volumes.

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