UU to consider one's shadow as a part of the whole

The Rev. Terry Cummings will reflect on the positive aspects of our “shadow” with Blue Hills Unitarian-Universalists on Sunday, Feb. 9, and how it may lead to spiritual growth while moving through the stages of life.

Psychiatrist Carl Jung wrote of a person’s subconscious dimension of personality, and the dark side he called the "shadow" — but Cummings' goal is to lift that vision: rather than "shadow" being a negative, dark side of personality, it is just one part of a whole. She notes, “By embracing that concept, we may be encouraged to try new things, to forgive ourselves for what we feel is negative and to consider ways we may become more fully engaged with who we are, especially as the responsibilities of parenting and careers begin to recede.” Blue Hills UU invites everyone to services Sundays, beginning at 10 a.



m. in the fellowship hall, 230 W. Messenger St.

, Rice Lake, and also on Zoom. The link is sent to members, however all interested may request it by contacting [email protected] .

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