Multiple entendre
I have something to hear. Multiple entendre noted.
:- Doug.
I have something to hear. Multiple entendre noted.
:- Doug.
Then came the revelation of other hearts and heads.
:- Doug.
In this universe
the route most direct random
circles and spirals
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 1660
One thing I am noticing as I grow into an elder is how much ego drives our society—and how useless that is long term. Everywhere it’s thee against me, how much can I get? This dries up the love of humanity, the love of particular living beings. Isn’t—shouldn’t—this be the ground of all we are and do? Do we have heart for others as well as grabbing for me?
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Every mouth can say two shiny and possible things.
:- Doug.
Let’s make the whole world—or at least more of them—our intimates.
:- Doug.
Human relationship implies—and needs—permeability and standing in the face, vulnerability and backbone.
:- Doug.
Eldering is an essentially exploratory activity.
:- Doug.
Elders partake of poetic imagination.
:- Doug.
The mind evolved from seeing and reacting to seeing and seeing we were seeing: reflecting on our very thinking. We have started, of course, on the next progressing: reflecting on our reflecting on our reflecting. Or maybe something utterly beyond that. Only now it’s going to take more than one of us.
:- Doug.
We do not connect
we only discover
connectings connecting
:- Doug.