As a Taoist I happen to feel the same way about religious and/or spiritual groups. I just have a natural suspicion about such groups.
But one group, The Quakers, I've found that I like quite a bit. There's no indoctrination of any kind, and they welcome people who may have a different spiritual path than their own.
I attended one "Friends Meeting" while visiting my sister in Eugene, OR - and I attended one in Palo Alto. Like most things that happen on Sunday mornings, I would attend more often if it weren't held on Sunday morning!
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Date: 2010-04-25 06:01 pm (UTC)But one group, The Quakers, I've found that I like quite a bit. There's no indoctrination of any kind, and they welcome people who may have a different spiritual path than their own.
I attended one "Friends Meeting" while visiting my sister in Eugene, OR - and I attended one in Palo Alto. Like most things that happen on Sunday mornings, I would attend more often if it weren't held on Sunday morning!
Why can't they have a Saturday afternoon meeting?