Category Archives: Eldering
World grandchildren
The world and the grandchildren are one. :- Doug.
If I call it a course
If I call it a course, it is because it is a course of study, a course of your life, a course of the grandchildren through the eons. :- Doug.
Want for grandchildren?
What do you want to do For the Grandchildren? What will you do? Why does it matter? To you? For the Grandchildren? For those important to you? :- Doug.
When we disappear
When we disappear There might be a trace If in spirit with drew our line :- Doug.
Ties and rudders
One area of work For the Grandchildren is on developing closer ties with one another and all nature. Another is developing a rudder system for our civilization—what’s important? :- Doug.
Grandchild evaporating
Grandchild evaporating into grandparent dances with grandchild :- Doug.
Mists flocking
Grandchildren and elders semi-stable presences dancing as they evaporate mists flocking into elders and grandchildren :- Doug.
Urgent work
Why is it urgent to work For the Grandchildren? :- Doug.
A spiral continually growing
For the Grandchildren is a spiral from continual growing, to seeing more, to letting go into the mystery, to continual growing…. :- Doug.
Exploring longer views
We are exploring longer views For the Grandchildren. :- Doug.
Great song
Falcon, storm, or great song? I want to be, today, a great song. Some days I storm; some days, not too often, I rise a falcon above all that is going on. Today I want to sing, to be sung. … Continue reading
Purpose years
Why put on all these years if not to some purpose? :- Doug.
Everlasting middle
Elders are at the everlasting middle of the journey—far enough beyond initial beginning to see possibilities ahead. :- Doug.
Small radical
Give the grandchildren your commitment for what you will do For the Grandchildren: e.g. continual study, enlisting others in the conversation: make these things small enough you will do it; radical enough to stir the blood; then go home and … Continue reading
Face the grandchildren
Our task is to face the grandchildren. Then to meet them. How and where to meet them is our mutual issue. We have common ground to seek. :- Doug.
To give them?
What do we have to give the grandchildren? One response is we have our intimacy; that flows both ways. They can speak to us and change how we face them. :- Doug.
Elder inkling
There will come a time when you have an inkling you are now becoming an elder. Ask yourself from time to time if this applies to you. Then perhaps what I have to say to you will strike a chord … Continue reading