Author Archives: dgermann
Can you write a sentence?
Can you write a sentence that would be beneficial—and intelligible—300 years from now? What would be the elements of that sentence? Of what would it be constructed? :- Doug.
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Substantial question and curious
Can we become curious about the art of life? This is the most substantial question. :- Doug.
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Practice the Presence
Practice the Presence of the Generations. :- Doug.
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What color are the sparks?
And so in the late 22nd century we began to experiment with putting together various types of people with other types. (You wonder why we had not tried that before, or at least I do.) When an introvert and a … Continue reading
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Humans need, do?
What do humans need? What good can they do? :- Doug.
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A profound Work
It is a profound Work, a holy work, to give attention to those who come behind us. It is to add our part, perhaps a better definition, to the task of becoming human. Can future generations become more human? Can … Continue reading
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Abandoned campfire circles
I am seeing now that this work is not necessarily a conversation which is a circle, rather a spiral, a progression with perhaps abandoned campfire circles along the way. It is a work that is not ever complete, but one … Continue reading
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The work will continue
Remembering our grandchildren Remembering what’s shared The work will continue :- Doug.
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What to leave the grandchildren
The only thing fair to leave the grandchildren is a task too large for your lifetime and theirs. :- Doug.
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pick up
This silence To be shared A place To pick up The same questions :- Doug.
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Same questions
Centuries for shared silence In here we can pick up The same questions :- Doug.
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Does not grow and last
Community does not grow and last; it takes weaving. :- Doug.
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Weave across centuries?
Can we meticulously weave community and organization across centuries? :- Doug.
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Can we talk?
Can we talk? It will be work Is there precedent? There will be pain There may be joy There will be violent opposition It may backfire It will be lonely Won’t get what we expect It is sabotage In the … Continue reading
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Quiet flows too
Who says conversation has to be direct and answered in words or glances? Quiet flows too. Answering may return to another, elsewhen. :- Doug.
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