In his book "Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder", Dachner Keltner, a psychology scholar, defines awe as "the feeling of being in the presence of something vast that transcends your current understanding of the world." In my experience, awe is a concept not often felt by UU's. We greatly value logic, rationality, and critical thinking, which though are important, can sometimes block our ability to experience awe. Being less familiar with awe blocks our ability to be open to miracles and wonder, and isn't this a moment where we could really use a miracle, where we could learn and expand our imagination through "transcending our current understanding of the world?" Music for the 9:00 am Unplugged and Connected service is provided by FCB community members Lynn and Roger Read, Roger Miller, and Gerri Strickler.