The fourth of a series of five theme talks exploring the topic 'Right Relationship: Practising Love, Peace, and Justice in Everyday Life' by Torry Glinwell and Alex Brianson. Torry Glinwell (they/them) hails from the heart of the Black Country, now living in Norwich, Norfolk. With an interest in earth-centred spirituality they came to Unitarianism sixteen years ago on the advice of a friend and found a home. They work as a qualified childcare practitioner alongside their wife, are a member of Girlguiding, as well as pursuing writing for fun in their spare time. Alex Brianson has been a Unitarian since 2010, and was an active member of Richmond and Putney Unitarians before relocating to the Wirral in 2015. Since the pandemic began, he's been a virtual Unitarian thanks to the Heart and Soul gatherings, and in the Before Times he set up Rainbow Unitarians, a group for those of us in the denomination who identify as LGBTQ+. Alex trained as a Unitarian service leader, and contributed a chapter on the environment and eco-spirituality to 'Living With Integrity: Unitarian Values and Beliefs in Practice. He lives with several chronic illnesses, including CFS/ME, and was diagnosed as autistic at age 48, which he persists in calling midlife.