Goal-setting generally pays no attention to wholeness: just get me to point B. It could attend the whole, but if it does it loses focus, which is essential to it. The two, goal-setting and wholeness, are incompatible.
:- Doug.
Goals get in the way of life: life is what we’re after. We must be wary of goals—their intoxication and subterfuge can try us. But let us give them their due—exposure!—and be off to encounter life.
:- Doug.
Today in meditation/contemplation I attended to my heartbeat, deep.
:- Doug.
Let’s push the tables back and bring our chairs closer together. Let’s get up ourselves and move to another conversation, in the middle of a meeting. Let’s insert the snippable genes into our contexts in the larger life of the world, and see how they might grow.
:- Doug.
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