Where the Cthulhu Mythos meets Humanism! A Cosmicist Humanist ministry celebrating freedom in creating meaning and purpose. As heralded in Vanity Fair!
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As we explore H. P. Lovecraft's novella, "The Colour Out of Space," we consider the connection between our creativity and our values and how what we create can influence the world around us. https://t.co/rfzT9CwICW
Think there are two wolves battling it out inside of you? Trying to figure out which one to feed? We consider the idea that people have a good self and an evil self in this week's episode, spring-boarding from Robert Bloch's "Suicide in the Study".
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Trying something a little different with tomorrow's service on our YouTube channel. Tomorrow, we're going to do a "Premiere" at 6:00pm CST, which means we'll be watching the episode when it goes live and hopefully engaging with an audience who are watching it at the same time.
Another short story by Bloch holds lessons for us about how we honor our ancestors by the world we create, and how we might exercise greater compassion and understanding. We also define Cosmicism and Humanism, the principles on which our work is built. https://t.co/nvq6OVcIH9
This week, we honor the Autumnal Equinox, and we delve into H. P. Lovecraft's last story, "The Haunter of the Dark." We discuss the value of gratitude and our interconnectedness. Plus, a special extended Equinox blessing https://t.co/3O4NWuvezx
This week, we delve into Robert Bloch's "The Shambler from the Stars," and consider the danger of treating people as means to an end rather than honoring the inherent worth and dignity of every person. https://t.co/lkx9LEKaRf
From Donald Tyson's story "The Skinless Face" we consider Jung's idea that the things that irritate us most about others can teach us something about ourselves. https://t.co/hmzQH8TiGK
We begin exploring how to define and develop personal guiding principles this week, using the guiding principles of characters in Brian Hodge's "It's All the Same Road in the End" as examples. https://t.co/CXMbAeC34l