Category Archives: Healing and Wholeness
To the world I appear….
To the world I appear…. To myself I…. :- Doug.
Stop thinking of aging as a disease
We have to stop thinking of aging as a disease. Curing something that is good and natural: is this the best thing? :- Doug.
Presumed profound
Let’s assume there is something more at stake and look for it. You’re presumed profound until proven less. :- Doug.
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Wisdom of the imagination
Wisdom is of the imagination. If we do not see something in our imagination, if we do not find meaning in our imagination, there is no wisdom. Wisdom is about meaning and doing the right thing well. Wisdom is beyond … Continue reading
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My life fits me
My life fits me. I decided long ago to not retire—then I noticed I like working and my work. I engage people, computers, numbers—and I like those things. I write, poetry mainly, I meditate/contemplate, I ponder. These take me deeper, … Continue reading
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Mind and memory
Mind and memory spirit personality and being different things all :- Doug.
Expressing our
Expressing our true self is a badge of wisdom. :- Doug.
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Elders greet death
Elders greet death Some greet loss of mind As additional privilege In peeling away ego, gain In dropping mind, divinity :- Doug.
Thoreau could liver for a year on one
Thoreau could live for a year on one opportunity to be heard; so we. :- Doug.
Fog out my window?
Fog out my window My world softens :- Doug.
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What is the problem of aging?
What is the problem of aging? Older helps babies, they grow and help the elder in turn. It is a circle. Must we be paid to help or might we do it out of love, or larger still, from our … Continue reading
Round the clock goes
Round the clock goes first toward word maturity then back again toward images and touch becoming master of one’s soul boat then first mate :- Doug.
waves in the same pool
When we treat one person and not ourselves and that person as part of the fabric, we are pulling apart from the person, we are ripping the fabric, we are working against helping the person. If memory and thinking and … Continue reading