Maybe there comes a time when the books are no longer efficient means of developing one’s work, and the road then becomes engagement, meeting, conversation, participation in the life with others: do, learn, develop.
I now disagree. Books are ways to expand our contacts, meet new people faster and deeper. But doing the work is the primary work.
:- Doug.
Tennyson Woolf writes that in his group work he works at getting people to let go of having to make a change immediately. That is a hard sell, but a good objective. We are in a too agitated state of mind and that leads to instant decisions and probably the waste that we used to say haste made. What if we reflected more? Would we really be eaten by our competitors? Are they really someone with whom we war, or are they fellow humans who love and deserve to eat? And do we deserve more than we can use when other humans are starving? What are we about?
:- Doug.
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