Category Archives: Eldering

I don’t want to talk about wisdom, but share ours: hear others’ truths, say and hear mine, encourage us all to give action to whatever we turn up. :- Doug.

Wisdom: What’s to fear that we must go fearlessly? :- Doug.

Share with us your wisdom as you see it today. :- Doug.

What helps you recognize your wisdom? When? During certain actions? A particular time of day? :- Doug.

Wisdom pulls us to something larger. A mysterious something larger. :- Doug.

What is sacred to you? :- Doug.

What is your response to What can I do? What ought you do? :- Doug.

For whom and what are we called to express our wisdom? For me now: conversation, ecology, our grandchildren, the earth, the sacred. :- Doug.

To me wisdom seeks wholeness and harmony. Wholeness to be complete and true. Harmony to allow for all and true. :- Doug.

Wisdom is one part mystery. :- Doug.

Wisdom is the sky full of stars knowledge seeks to count. :- Doug.

Once we reach a step just beyond complexity we have entered the realm of wisdom. It may involve something more than logic and even feeling. :- Doug.

What are the dimensions of wisdom? Whoaernyh can we explore? Whoaernyh is one word to tug us beyond who, what, where, when, why, and how: beyond one lifetime. :- Doug.