Category Archives: Eldering
Sleeping on a question
Sleeping on a question gives you opportunity to lie down beside it close your mouth let the question do its work let it open your heart and ears so it can speak lowly slowly there floating you might brush Sleep … Continue reading
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die, used up
To meet is to drop shields, expose our most vulnerable, tender, growing parts, and to risk mobilizing just these. We may indeed fall and die. We cannot be sure how far those immediately behind us get. But we know that … Continue reading
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For centuries we have been looking to see smaller
For centuries we have been looking to see smaller. Think electron microscopes and atom splitters. Now I want to see larger. :- Doug.
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mystery is revealed
As we age mystery is revealed for ever mystery :- Doug.
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Breadcrumbs
How often we stop our thinking! Our train is interrupted by a fleeting observation, we start to reflect, maybe catch a glimpse of something profound, but we stop it to get back to the little task at hand. We could … Continue reading
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swing each other round
Life is full of lively concepts and movements notice, and mind wants to dance arm wants to hold and swing each other round :- Doug.
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You can have a great heart
You can have a great heart here. :- Doug.
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You can’t know what you need to know
You can’t know what you need to know you’ll learn along the way or you’ll have to make it up :- Doug.
a new dance step
The world is a mystery Just when you have it figured out It introduces a new dance step :- Doug.
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Can this generation leave
Can this generation leave this world and all critters better than when we arrived? :- Doug.
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a thousand of ’em
You have a thousand third choices. :- Doug.
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