North Regional Library
The deepest truth of who we are is far greater than the small identities through which most of us normally understand ourselves. What would change if you stopped waiting for the world to confirm that you matter and began living as though your life already does? Significance is not superiority. It is not fame, attention, achievement, being indispensable, or having everyone agree that you're important. Your significance does not require anyone else's diminishment. It is the recognition that your life matters. In this Love on Earth experience, we'll explore three dimensions of what it means to matter: * **I matter. → Inherent Significance:** My life matters simply because I am here. My significance does not depend on what I accomplish, how I am perceived, or whether others recognize it. * **My presence matters. → Meaningful Impact:** My presence and choices have consequence. I affect the people, relationships, communities, and world I participate in. * **I will live like I matter. → Permission to Matter:** I give myself permission to live as though my life matters. I release the belief that I am insignificant or that what I want, need, feel, say, or contribute does not matter. Through personal reflection, small-group and whole-group conversations, and a guided experiential activity, we'll explore the beliefs and experiences that have shaped our sense of significance and consider what might change when we begin living from a deeper knowing that our lives matter. **Shared Intention** To deepen our recognition of our inherent significance, become more conscious of the impact of our presence and choices, and give ourselves permission to live as though our lives matter. **About the Love on Earth Series** Love on Earth is a series exploring what it means to intentionally build lives, relationships, and communities where love becomes more practiced, embodied, felt, and real. In our community, we don't just talk about love—we practice it in ways that are grounded, rela
Saturday, September 19 · 9:30 AM