Category Archives: Eldering
Humanity’s peak?
Is humanity at its peak? Ought we be telling a larger story? :- Doug.
Verboten questions
What are the difficult questions we must let work us, for the benefit of the grandchildren? What questions that can have no answers are most valuable for the generations? What questions are worthy to propose to the 11th generation? What … Continue reading
Why story authentically?
Maybe the most helpful thing we can do for the generations of humanity is to tell our stories with authenticity, so they can derive their own questions. :- Doug.
Do you believe in people change?
Do you believe in people change? : – Doug.
Non experts helping
I come here not as an expert. As a friend. I know some things. You know many more things. Let us share. Perhaps we can help one another. :- Doug.
Are we as good as it gets?
Are we as good as it gets? What can you contribute to a story that dreams humanity itself better? What notes can you contribute to the great song? :- Doug.
What is the 300 year background?
What is the background for the 300 years? Is it a 1,000 year span in which these years live? 10,000? Some lines will go extinct, disperse, forget. What is truly background, truly foreground? What is the question that now grips … Continue reading
Timeless velocity?
Can we possibly attain timeless velocity? :- Doug.
Preserve artifacts?
What artifacts would you preserve for and transmit to the 11th generation? Books, letters, art, movies? Stories? Yourself cryogenically preserved? :- Doug.
Cataclysm responsivity
Three hundred years does not preclude cataclysms, any more than 3 minutes does. So let us think about responding to these as well as other futures. Let us talk with those who will be going through that. What have you … Continue reading
Story constellations
Let us re-constellate the stories of our lives—and maybe a grander story. :- Doug.
Four times we might just live
Four times we might just live once in experiencing twice in writing reflectively thrice in rewriting for the generations fourth when another reads the lesson you did not see :- Doug.
Story elicits
Story elicits reciprocity a bubbling up of “that reminds me” deep flows from deep :- Doug.
Story bends the arc
We live in story. If there is any way to bend the arc of humanity, it is through story. :- Doug.
Into the better parts
We can in stories love one another into the better parts of ourselves, into wholeness. :- Doug.