Archive for January, 2016

Everyday fulfilled

Everyday fulfilled

:- Doug.

Published in: Conversations | on January 13th, 2016 | No Comments »

Give all of myself

Give all of myself.
Vulnerably.

:- Doug.

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Points people to the larger

Conversation points people to the larger.

:- Doug.

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We will fail, we must

If we stand up in fear often enough, we will fail. Because it matters to who we are we must stand up anyway.

:- Doug.

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May see some, miss others

There are living aspects of the universe. You and I may see some of them, others miss them.

:- Doug.

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changes what we all perceive

Everything you do changes your life, changes the world, changes what we all perceive.

:- Doug.

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Everything you do changes your life

This step is speaking truth to power. You could wind up in prison. It could change your life. But everything you do changes your life—if you play it safe, that too.

:- Doug.

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ISIS: Our first thought

The war with ISIS—even remembering “they” started it—is extended, made more violent by our actions. Our first thought is to turn to the military. Here we find predictable answers involving killing in return. Neither side is thinking beyond killing. We have not yet thought of it: there is another way.

:- Doug.

Published in: Conversations | on January 12th, 2016 | No Comments »

Say the thing

Say the thing
You carry
The world has a right to hear you

:- Doug.

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Gathering means also

Gathering means also
Gathering all my voices
Gathering resolve, speaking

:- Doug.

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You’re meant to get to work

You’re not meant
To let God, Jesus, or the Prophet
Do it for you
You have head heart hands vision
You’re meant to get to work
He prayed “God
Rid me of God”

:- Doug.

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mainly from the inside

Wisdom I study
mainly from the inside

:- Doug.

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Outraged!

Outraged!
Deeply offended
Enough to kill!
Recall “greater things than these”
The day has arrived to
Move beyond Jesus

:- Doug.

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Depth was touched

Depth was touched.

:- Doug.

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A friend of elders

I am a friend of elders, of reflection, and of the long view.

:- Doug.

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Not courage

Not courage
take a deep breath
go

:- Doug.

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Which way to lean?

I have, we all have
embodied the tension among
wholeness and fragmentation
I want to give my real self in love
I want to earn my living and a bit more
which way to lean?
balance is safe
is life, ought it be, safe?
eventually life is used up
so I must choose to teach
which way to lean!

:- Doug.

Published in: Conversations | on January 11th, 2016 | No Comments »

spell, idolatry, maya, realities

What did Owen Barfield say about spell? I was thinking of Saving the Appearances: A Study in Idolatry. Probably also mixing that with The Spell of the Sensuous by David Abram, which probably does not use the term negatively. I have reference to page 291 of Capra’s Web of Life. Capra was referring to the Hindu maya, the spell of the magic play that our minds put on, which is not the reality, but only a reality. Barfield I think uses idolatry to describe our inclination to turn what we see (our literalness) into the reality.

:- Doug.

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speak up for visioning

I need to speak up for visioning.

:- Doug.

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Validate my work

I need to validate my own work—to myself.

:- Doug.

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Older folks need space to envision

Older folks need space to envision
their lives past and future
their meaning and legacy
are we facilitating
and validating their work?

:- Doug.

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tease out a vision

How do I tease out another’s vision
If I cannot find my own?

:- Doug.

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memory kills the child

Any great speaker only
gives us memory stuff
things thought and done in past
ideas well considered
funeral orations
we could be birthing
memory kills the child

:- Doug.

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