Category Archives: Eldering
Write a fairy tale
Write a fairy tale about some aspect of aging. :- Doug.
Wisdom is
Wisdom is truth, your own truth. Wisdom is shared. Wisdom is vulnerable. Wisdom is more question than answer. Wisdom has largeness—length and width and depth. Wisdom has happiness. Wisdom is focused on others, on their good. :- Doug.
You need your own
What I espouse is my wisdom. Simply to show you how yours might look, might be sighted. You need your own. :- Doug.
Keep on keeping on
I will keep on keeping on, keeping active and engaged, improve my diet, get more exercise. Those will help me enjoy more. :- Doug.
Do you feel wiser?
Do you feel wiser? And yet, has something changed, progressed? Would you make the same decisions now? For instance, do you think people are in too much of a hurry? What does hurry mean? Have your priorities improved? :- Doug.
Elders greet death
Elders greet death Some greet loss of mind As additional privilege In peeling away ego, gain In dropping mind, divinity :- Doug.
Seek not wisdom
Seek not the sum of all wisdom: simply notice your own and begin to explore. :- Doug.
Either we transform old age
Either we transform old age or it transforms us. :- Doug.
Longing to complete your life
What do you long for to complete your life? How does it involve the world? :- Doug.
What does aging mean?
What does aging mean? Eldering? :- Doug.
Thoreau could liver for a year on one
Thoreau could live for a year on one opportunity to be heard; so we. :- Doug.
Something different today
Something different today. :- Doug.