Monthly Archives: April 2020
Tale of two lives
At 17 or so, how did you imagine your life would be? Write the story of that imagined life by stages or ages or themes. 10 minutes. Now write the parallel story of how it worked out. What do the … Continue reading
A time when you loved me
There was a time when you loved me that time I think is a long now includes it does this now just this week you were on a trip you called me every day we didn’t know what to say … Continue reading
In covid time
We have in covid time a season for our minds to lie fallow. :- Doug.
300-year quest
Storytelling is a 300-year quest for the spirit of humanity. :- Doug.
Message enough
I know what I’m doing. I know my direction. I don’t know where I will end, nor what value it will be. I go. We meet. Message enough. :- Doug.
You are deep in a forest
You are deep in a forest. You can walk to the right or left of each tree you meet. How many paths? :- Doug.
Our story that is not our story
Our great quest is to find our story that is not our story. :- Doug.
Blazing the wrong trail
Progress this morning. A few strong fresh insights. It all is telling me that there is a message here that is important. It is telling me I do not need to know what that message is, only search. Go one … Continue reading
Its thread starts here
Beyond whether the message ever gets through, there is a study for us to conduct, a message for us to find for us. There is deeper, further. Its thread starts here. Should we find the message, find our coeur, this … Continue reading
Testing our muddle
We are looking for something in our stories. Admit it. We are exploring. So explore. Create another story and another. Somehow we are testing our muddle. How we get from beginning to end. What at least a part of “it … Continue reading
Story to its root
Hear beyond listening the stories we are telling about generations of generations: follow each story to its root: what does it tell of us? Of what we believe, unknowing? :- Doug.
crossed by grandparent
The path a threshold is crossed by grandparent today’s tomorrow’s :- Doug.
Lead from your truing
People already look up to you. Fear not to lead from your truing. :- Doug.
Poet disappear
Poet disappear you, like they are evaporating :- Doug.