All gathering Events (257)
October 30Sunday
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Hallowe'en: Going Deeper
October 30, 2016 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah Hallowe’en: Going Deeper With Jenny Sill-Holeman and Dennis Holeman In talk and ritual we will experience the original meaning of Hallowe’en and the honoring of our beloved dead. How did the most… Organized by Unity in Ashland | Type: spiritual, gathering
December 25Sunday
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Now or Never - Unity in Ashland
December 25, 2016 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah with Will Wilkinson Christmas Morning at Unity with Will Wilkinson and friends, giving and receiving the ultimate gift – love. Music, poetry, ritual, transmission… opportunities to transmit the qu… Organized by Unity in Ashland | Type: spiritual, gathering
January 8Sunday
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Unity in Ashland welcomes Norma Nakai Burton M.Div.
January 8, 2017 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah 108 Gongs Ring in the New Year Ancient Japanese Buddhist Temple Ritual Norma Nakai Burton M.Div. It’s Vibration up-level time! It's time we claim what we know, we stand tall in who we are, and w… Organized by Unity in Ashland | Type: spiritual, gathering
January 15Sunday
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We Answer The Call of Love Martin Luther King Day Celebration
January 15, 2017 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah with Norma Nakai Burton M.Div. Our minister Norma Nakai Burton, M.Div. along with Musicians Jennifer Ambrose and Richard Williams will lead us in song and ritual honoring Martin Luther King and his… Organized by Unity in Ashland | Type: spiritual, gathering
January 29Sunday
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Quan Yin - Stories of Hope and Resistance
January 29, 2017 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah with Norma Nakai Burton M.Div. The ancient tale of the Chinese Maiden who resisted oppression and triumphed became a legend of hope for all people around the world for all times. Quan Yin's story al… Organized by Unity in Ashland | Type: spiritual, gathering
March 3Friday
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Open Meeting with Gangaji
March 3, 2017 from 7:30pm to 9pm – Rogue Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Open Meetings with Gangaji are an opportunity to gather together and closely investigate the truth underlying our daily life experience. Many people meet Gangaji for the first time in this community… Organized by Harriet Watson | Type: spiritual, gathering
March 4Saturday
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Small Group Meetings with Gangaji - SOLD OUT
March 4, 2017 from 11am to 4pm – Register for Location Open Meetings with Gangaji are an opportunity to gather together and closely investigate the truth underlying our daily life experience. Many people meet Gangaji for the first time in this community… Organized by Harriet Watson | Type: spiritual, gathering
March 26Sunday
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Music As A Portal to the Divine
March 26, 2017 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah presented by Donna Benjamin We can access spheres of sound and beauty by playing, listening and singing ancient tones and notes. How does music play a part in opening us up more to our spiritual nat… Organized by Jane Sterling | Type: spiritual, gathering
April 2Sunday
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Laura Berman at Unity in Ashland
April 2, 2017 from 10:30am to 12pm – Havarah Marrying the Divine: Living a life of Love Making a commitment to ourselves, to others, and to the Divine is a daily choice. With intention and practice, we can step more fully into our commitments… Organized by Jane Sterling | Type: spiritual, gathering
October 28Saturday
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Grief Writing Group
October 28, 2017 from 2:45pm to 5:15pm – Ashland Public Library Please join me on Oct. 28th from 2:45-4:15 for a grief writing group. We are not immune to the devastations of these times. How do we strengthen our resilience? How do we keep our hearts during these… Organized by Courtney Dukelow | Type: community, gathering
Ecology News
Endangered Sea Turtles on Course to Lay 60 Million Eggs This Year | The Mind Unleashed
In India, along the coast of the eastern state Odisha, over 475,000 endangered Olive Ridley sea turtles have come ashore to a roughly 3.75-mile (6-km.) Rushikulya beach to dig their nests and lay eggs. However, restrictions in place due to the CoViD-19 threat has allowed for hundreds of thousands of endangered turtles to be protected from any human presence—especially the presence of tourists—resulting in what may be their most successful mass nesting in years.Dozens of elephants used for carrying tourists ‘set free’ as parks closed due to pandemic | The Independent
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to sweep across the globe, the slowdown in life has brought some form of relief for dozens of elephants in northern Thailand. At the Maesa Elephant Camp in Chiang Mai, tourism has been decimated by the outbreak of Covid-19, which has forced such businesses to close their doors to all visitors. With no end to the pandemic in sight, owners have now decided to remove the huge wooden and metal seats that are strapped to the jumbos’ backs throughout the day.Amazon rainforest reaches point of no return | Climate News Network
Brazilian rainforest expert warns that increased deforestation under President Bolsonaro’s regime is having a catastrophic effect on climate.Cruise Ships Dumped Over 3 Million Pounds of Trash in Alaska Last Year | Return to Now
Records show cruise ships left behind more than 3 million pounds of trash in Alaska’s capital city in 2019. Local government officials have reached out to both the Juneau landfill and the cruise ship industry to stop the dumping, but they aren’t having much luck. Because both industries are private, and because there aren’t any laws on the books for cruise lines, there’s not much the city can do about it.Tesla's Solar Panels Are Turning Saltwater into Drinking Water for 35,000 Kenyansn | Return to Now
The world’s first solar-powered desalination plant is up and running! This is great news considering half the world’s population will be without adequate drinking water by 2025.
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