Author Archives: dgermann
An heir
An heir is one bereaved, torn away, emptied, released. :- Doug.
Extend-sculpting
Another generation gives us an extended chance to sculpt our heritage. :- Doug.
Meaning feminine and agency
The meaning of masculine and feminine, agency and communion, is changing (us?). :- Doug.
am because we are
I am because we are. :- Doug.
Now in the elder
It’s perhaps helpful to see the ages of humankind as passages, places or fields we go through. Then it is less tied to your years and more to our progress: I was in the middle passage, now I am in … Continue reading
Filleting us
Grow, See, Let it be are aspects of life available to us, opening us as elders: turning us inside out, filleting us. :- Doug.
Are you game?
You have a special role for the grandchildren. Are you game? :- Doug.
What if, for the grandchildren?
What if, for the grandchildren? :- Doug.
How might this be so?
For the grandchildren should work for your inner world and outer, for the grandchildren in front of you, for the grandchildren ahead and possible for the grandchildren of past years. How might this be so? :- Doug.
Through the grandchildren
How can we change culture? Through the grandchildren. Money does not have to be the main force, nor does system. :- Doug.
Now and through
I want the energy of eldering to flow in and through me, not just out but in and swirling around, to be part of the dance, contributing to it all, now and through the wormhole. :- Doug.
Every one of us
A grandchild is every one of us. An elder is here for all grandchildren, the planet, and all there is. :- Doug.
Mutual endeavor
For the grandchildren is a mutual endeavor. :- Doug.
Thinking on generativity
We can do something about our generativity by thinking on it. :- Doug.