If we intend to be human we ought to open to hearing what is difficult to hear. Do we have the imagination to take into ourselves the experiences of another? Is this something an elder can learn for the rest of us, as an act of inciting a decent society?
:- Doug.
Here’s an elder in a nursing home, or here’s one with dementia: What could it mean to hear this one encouraged to tell or sing his or her life?
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 1691
Your work in this life is to set your spirit swirling.
Please pass it on.
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:- Doug.
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