Category Archives: Eldering

Doing is done

Eldering’s doing is done in a moment. Momentarily eldering. :- Doug.

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Elder is not a status

Elder is not a status, it is an action, it is a state of being. :- Doug.

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What are the big questions for elders?

What are the big questions for elders? :- Doug.

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Explore our deaths?

In what ways might we explore our deaths, together and alone? :- Doug.

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Sigh

Sigh over not-having-been or do so now :- Doug.

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The question that draws on

For an elder, the question that draws on is beyond this one person, greater than one’s calling, one’s own true place in the world. :- Doug.

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How little you know

Wisdom is in striving to see how little you know and having compassion for yourself and all who know nothing. :- Doug.

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What do you notice?

What do you notice about your entry into elder years? What new questions are you asking? :- Doug.

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Compass points?

What are the compass points of this new quality elders find? One is visionary. Another might be seeing bigger—generations, spirit, community. Widening circles. Asking bigger questions. :- Doug.

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The question that opens

The task of the elder is the question that opens. :- Doug.

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Give us, elder

Give us, elder, questions to provoke a dozen or more generations no answers to shorten our efforts we need deeper to dig though love and big picture point we, we must try our souls :- Doug.

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works of eldering

Inviting, freeing, and gathering are works of eldering. :- Doug.

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generations ever widening

Eldering is caring for generations in ever widening circles :- Doug.

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Stitches give clues

The stitches give clues to the threading among threads the fabric of life’s millennia :- Doug.

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see thread and fabric

The different quality of elders is how we see our thread and the fabric of life. :- Doug.

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Seeing something others have not

I am seeing something others have not. Good. This must be pursued, imbued into us. Let us become human for the first time in all of history. :- Doug.

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exemplar prime?

In my elder years whom do I want to be? Will I be of my life the exemplar prime? :- Doug.

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