The Moon is a Woman

"In Most Stories, the Moon is a Woman: Reflections on Lunar Living" CSUB Religious Studies professor, Katy Lochary-Harl The moon has been with us since we were able to lift our heads to look up and see her light. In our earliest days, she guided us through the cold and the dark of night. Feeling that ancient umbilical tug, more and more people are turning to lunar living. Our very own cosmic mirror, "La luna", helps us tune into our body and our feelings. As she waxes and wanes each month, we can look to her as a guide who tells us how to live in abundance. But what does that look like? Dr. Liora Gubkin Malicdem & Richard Malicdem will serve as worship service leader & Zoom-host.  Tech Team will assist with equipment set-up.