“Unitarian Universalists are neither a chosen people nor a people whose choices are made for them by theological authorities - ancient or otherwise. We are a people who choose.”
Source: A Chosen Faith: An Introduction to Unitarian Universalism
“The word hairesis in Greek means choice; a heretic is one who is able to choose.”
Source: A Chosen Faith: An Introduction to Unitarian Universalism
“Entrepreneur, let your global & generational vision start locally, now.”
“And by experiencing prairie---over the four seasons, and at various times of day, in all weathers---you develop a heightened sense of awe and wonder that will spill over into every other area of your life.”
Source: The Tallgrass Prairie: An Introduction
“Prairies are like people. Each one has similar characteristics, but each one is also as unique as a snowflake. When we spend time on different prairies, we discover they all have their own quirks, individuality, and charm.”
Source: The Tallgrass Prairie: An Introduction
“ALMOST all of the original tallgrass prairie has vanished. Lost to the plow, to development, and to---perhaps---a lack of imagination.”
Source: Tallgrass Conversations: In Search of the Prairie Spirit
“Prairies take an investment of time.”
Source: Tallgrass Conversations: In Search of the Prairie Spirit
“The path is always there, but only for those who have the vision to see it and the courage to walk upon it.”
“Without imagination---without creativity---without courage---the best prairie restorations don't happen. The rewards don't always come in our lifetime... . We work, knowing we leave a legacy for those who will come after us. We think of them as we drip with sweat, freeze, or pull weeds...plant seeds.”
Source: Tallgrass Conversations: In Search of the Prairie Spirit
“By sharing it with others, you help ensure that the tallgrass prairie continues to delight future generations. By growing in your knowledge of prairie, you develop a better understanding of the natural world. And by experiencing prairie---over the four seasons, and at various times of day, in all weathers---you develop a heightened sense of awe and wonder that will spill over into every other area of your life. Your adventure is only beginning.”
Source: The Tallgrass Prairie: An Introduction