elena. elena hood, am i right? reverend edwards. philip edwards. you came by and checked out the congregation a couple of times last year. no need to make excuses -- it's been a tremendously transformative year -- maybe a little controversial of course, but we're breaking down the old unitarian barriers -- well i of course flatter myself that our church is not exactly what most people would call organized religion -- at times it's the disorganization that's liberating -- and of course i've begun to minister much more in what one might call therapeutic environments, in small groups, and one on one, couples -- they say you never forget. forget how to ride a bike. in many ways, the church-bound tradition of the father, son, and holy ghost is simply a version of the parent-child-adult triad within us all. it's a primitive set of symbols for our inner psychology. -- and god the angry parent, and the spirit the hope of an integrated adult self. you ask what the point is? self-realization. ministering to help people reach their fullest potential. would you believe me if i told you i want you to see yourself reach your fullest potential and self-realization? if that's a potential you see yourself fulfilling. i mean. my, i sound a bit -- you weren't. you actually, for some reason, you have the effect on me of making me feel just a tiny bit ashamed of myself. now you are being rude. ouch. i believe so mrs. franklin. i'm afraid she's something of a gossip, isn't she? that i will indeed. perhaps you might find it in your heart to call me philip? sometimes the shepherd needs the company of the sheep. forgive me.