Hinduism: The Tangible Presence of the Divine 

 
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Hinduism: The Tangible Presence of the Divine 

by Rev. Dr. Roger Jones

Unitarian Universalist Society of Sacramento

Sunday, November 1, 2026

In our year-long look at neighboring faiths, this month we share glimpses of the ancient and vital Hindu tradition.  Its followers make offerings and prayers to local images of the Hindu diversity of deities. Its philosophers promote the unity of all things.  Yet this tradition is not one thing, not easily defined.  Our congregant Kaushik Das offers a personal perspective along with Rev. Roger’s ideas on what it means to have a god you can touch and see.

  • Candles of Joys and Sorrows during the service (first Sunday of each month).
  • Before the service: Labyrinth meditation in the meadow at 9:30.
  • After the service: Soup Sunday lunch (freewill donations accepted)
  • Daylight Savings Time ends Saturday night, so set your clocks forward one hour. If you come to UUSS an hour early, you will be welcomed!

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