Category Archives: Eldering

By asking important questions we start a process of opening and deepening…for service. Opening and deepening is the core; developing and seeing preparation. Service turns the whole to spiraling (love). :- Doug.

What is the most profound work you could do? :- Doug.

The ego goes. :- Doug.

Can we stretch you? :- Doug.

It’s not important you learn facts and figures. It is important you learn about yourself and about those you will benefit—how they want to be benefited and why it is meaningful to you. I want you to come out more … Continue reading →

For whom your freedom? :- Doug.

Now that you can live the life you choose, what do you choose? :- Doug.

Will you claim your freedom to be whom you came here to be? :- Doug.

Barbara Weidner held her sign: “A grandmother for peace.” What would you put on your sign? :- Doug.

One task of later life is distilling a life. :- Doug.

You may not be a wise one: just tell us where in life you see wisdom. :- Doug.

You’re one life from infant to elder: no separate people, no separate compartments. In beginning learn things. At ending have seen more. This. :- Doug.