Category Archives: Eldering

What’s old got to do with it?

What’s old got to do with it? Old offers. Offers: experience, observation, reflection, standing a-part, perspective. :- Doug.

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We can be prophetic

We can be prophetic justice pro-claiming :- Doug.

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Generates alternative

Imagination generates worlds and human qualities alternative to what we are seeing. :- Doug.

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Is impossible necessary?

Poetry asks if the impossible is necessary. :- Doug.

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Practice of imagination:

Poetry is the practice of imagination: keeping the present provisional and not absolute; keeping open the possibility of a future discontinuous with the present. :- Doug.

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Humanity over hope

Humanity over hope share anguish share amazement :- Doug.

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Song stands in conflict

Song stands in conflict with decree. :- Doug.

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Ever become people?

Will people ever become people? Claiming and reclaiming imagination away from domestication? :- Doug.

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own relationships

So the members of our group studying storytelling ought to be encouraged to love the 300-year grandchild elders. Develop their own individual and collective relationships so that they can more fully take on their responsibility to the generations. :- Doug.

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Value of attending?

What is the value of attending grandchildren? How might we witness them? :- Doug.

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The force between?

What is the force that comes between you and the grandchildren? :- Doug.

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Do I see your face?

Grandchild: do I see your face before you are born? :- Doug.

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Dilemma with grandchildren

Can you conflict with our grandchildren and still love them? Consider Mindell’s 4 phases and NVC’s 4 steps. Can you develop a relationship with the grandchildren? Have a dilemma with them? :- Doug.

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Responsibility for whom you love

Take responsibility for whom you love as an act of service: First, do you love these grandchildren elders? What’s to love? How to love them? How to serve them as they serve humanity’s grandchildren? :- Doug.

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A species that does not know

We are a species that does not know. Instead, we seek. :- Doug.

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Why are the stories

What are the aspects of this course of study? Who are the grandchildren? What is our message? What is our collaboration with the generations? What are the possible futures we can see and classify? What are our possible conflicts with … Continue reading

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Impossibility of hands

The impossibility of getting our hands around the coming generations can uplift us. :- Doug.

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