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The grey falcon circles and thousands of miles even thousands of eons condense instantly to a point :- Doug.

What if conversation were how we eldered the generations? :- Doug.

Does everyone elder in some way? :- Doug.

How do you elder? :- Doug.

Do you elder? :- Doug.

How shall we elder our many tribes? :- Doug.

Eldering is conversational art. :- Doug.

I do not sell Wills. I counsel new Ways for elders to see & hear their tribe From ways come good :- Doug.

Your question is clear evidence You are seeking something you Do not see. Maybe listen a new way to see :- Doug.

Eldering is using good heads and good hearts for better generations, for a next 20 years that matters. :- Doug.

Sometimes the adult children, in their care-giving, are the elders. :- Doug.

Eldering is bringing the rest of us to whole-making. :- Doug.

Is your only value to your grandchildren your wallet? If not, then you ought to think about the better gifts you have to give—your wisdom and spirit and approach to the world. :- Doug.

There is whole-making when we get the conversation going in even the smallest degree, such as by inviting more talk about emergency medical. There is whole-making when we converse about eldering, about the needs of the next generations, about what … Continue reading →

What is eldering? Helping the next generations. Making a contribution to the good of the world. Engaging the conversation. :- Doug.

I start by placing my attention on whole-making: then I bring this family’s attention to their whole-making. :- Doug.

I seek to be more than a technician some day an elder; now but someone offering ear & hand :- Doug.