Category Archives: Aging
Age is not a disability.
Age is not a disability. :- Doug.
Merely old?
Would you be merely old, or an elder? :- Doug.
Crisis Medicaid readiness
Crisis Medicaid readiness is how we help. :- Doug.
Growing
Old age is growing. Hear. :- Doug.
Aging will not harm us
Aging will not harm us. :- Doug.
Still you can do
You’re still here: there’s still good you can do. :- Doug.
Not too much
Be safe, but not too much. :- Doug.
Does spirituality deepen with age?
Vaillant’s conclusion that spirituality does not deepen with age is probably partially right and partially wrong. Again there is a factor of choice. I was spiritual in my single digit years, religious in my teens and twenties. Then in my … Continue reading
Bernie says playfulness
What is the attitude of play? The stance? How does a curmudgeon or a non-curmudgeon develop play and fun? Are there elements or steps to take? Or is it simply in the genes? Playfulness, says Bernie DeKoven. He is on … Continue reading
What will you miss?
What will you miss if you don’t elder the grandchildren and community? :- Doug.
Energy depleted
Exploration, asking questions, from a glimpse takes energy. If you don’t have it, the finger pointing is not followed, perhaps not even seen. So when you are ill to the extent that your energy is depleted, it affects your muse, … Continue reading
Safety is a sales pitch
Safety is a sales pitch to adult children. :- Doug.
News that should not be news
The big news that should not be news is that we continue to develop as we age. The secondary news is that in all adult development is an element of choice. :- Doug.
Rilke’s widening circles
Rilke’s widening circles carry so much I just saw Falcon against the sky solitary, ever on the hunt Storm the turning of all the sky Great song the cosmos singing Might all of us interweave all these as we shift … Continue reading
Elder gains
Are you elderly, concerned with your losses, or an elder concerned with what gains you can bring to or be in life? :- Doug.