Author Archives: dgermann
We dim and blaze
We dim and blaze, go and come, pulsate: we imagine a better world for the grandchildren. :- Doug.
What to make of our aging?
What to make of our aging? :- Doug.
Nuancing our years
Nuancing our years: What (and whom) are we about now? :- Doug.
What is this age about?
What is this age about, and whom are we here for? :- Doug.
Jumping off point
You are the jumping off point of the generations. :- Doug.
At the head of the generations
Now that you stand at the head of the generations, who? :- Doug.
Journey in generativity
Begin your journey in generativity. :- Doug.
The dreams must skip a generation
The dreams must skip a generation. :- Doug.
And then some
All of that…and then some: what are we about after 60? :- Doug.
Facial fault lines
Can we use our facial fault lines? James Hillman, in The Force of Character and the Lasting Life, asks “What ethical damage occurs when the faces of elders are rarely on view?” (p 150) If the completed face of the … Continue reading
When you own your oldness?
What can you do for society when you own your oldness? :- Doug.
Your face is a gift
Your face is a gift to the grandchildren. :- Doug.
Years are for sorting
Elder years are for sorting The less important from the more A time for poets and grandchildren A time to be poets and playmates :- Doug.