Monthly Archives: October 2015
The key
The key to the conversation is belonging to the conversation The key to the universe is belonging to the universe The key to spirit is belonging to the spirit The keystone of all there is is each ever-loving one of … Continue reading
Medicine relying on statistics
Medicine relying on statistics is based on reasoning from the general to the specific. Law relying on stories is based on reasoning from the specific to the general. That’s why doctors and lawyers do not see eye to eye. :- … Continue reading
Hairy white against
Hairy white against blue skies nature’s brush strokes curved straight lines? Only man :- Doug.
You and I come in
You and I come in focus then fade to nothing brook babbles along :- Doug.
I like haiku make
I like haiku make the syllables evoke from winter snows bright red :- Doug.
Drinking the juice
When you squeeze the juice from conversing, what you get is participation in one another’s lives, plus reflection for going deeper. Still, drinking the juice is not the fruit of the matter. :- Doug.
Lawyers tell stories
Lawyers tell stories Doctors tell statistics Accountants tell numbers All are necessary All are life :- Doug.
nap
Now the best thing I can do for my clients is nap :- Doug.
while wisdom goes on from there
To know and to know we know is homo sapiens sapiens to be proud of this is ego and stops our development while wisdom goes on from there :- Doug.
To squeeze essence
To squeeze essence out from a fruit is not to have it full only its juice —wet and sweet —without pulp and texture so to say the essence of conversation is reflection and participation is to say something essential and … Continue reading
If I stop writing poetry
If I stop writing poetry I stop growing. :- Doug.
Taking away your uncertainty
I would love to take away your certainty. And mine. The only thing that can give us life is meeting uncertainty—in one another’s face. :- Doug.
Participating in lives
It’s more important for me as a lawyer to participate in my clients’ lives than to carry to them a message. :- Doug.
Telling our pain
Telling our pain brings us truth and reconciliation brings us to now opens to us hope :- Doug.