Joy of questions?
Do we converse for its pleasure, “sing for the joy of singing?” (Do I ask questions for the joy of the questions?)
:- Doug.
Do we converse for its pleasure, “sing for the joy of singing?” (Do I ask questions for the joy of the questions?)
:- Doug.
This book continues to be a voyage of exploration and uncovering.
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 2290
Our desire to learn is maybe a symptom of a more primal desire to embrace—to embrace more and more and more of the world. This is a good greed. I want to love my loves and all who touch them. This is why it grieves me to see people who want to strike out, push away, hate.
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I have a secret. Everyone in this room has a secret. Everyone in town has a secret. It is a job of conversation to tantalize out one person from the other these secrets. Neither do I know the half of mine. Nor do you yours. We, through conversation, help. Yet there is also a conundrum: What are we here for, together? A secret plus a conundrum. Two separate things. A smaller and a larger. A single and a multiple. But seldom do we notice how our shadows play! There, on the sidewalk. There, behind us. There, out of sight. Consider conversation as an active agent. With its own purposes. A third level of hidden: a mystery.
:- Doug.