Category Archives: Healing and Wholeness
seedling prayer & bit of food
Plant a tree under whose shade three or four generations may sit enjoy perhaps refresh Say a prayer under whose light seven or eight generations may feel invited softened opened Feed a stranger something for stomach for wondering and wandering … Continue reading
Throwaway year
Throwaway year this need not be we can learn —and better unlearn— from finally realizing our sisters and brothers as kin, as real, as us from facing death as near as breath from upheaval in our civic space —and better … Continue reading
A tension within
There is indeed a tension within our mixedness: we needs must hold all of it, we are a wholeness, not this nor that. :- Doug.
Fear in showing
Do not fear to show your difference just here, your human worth :- Doug.
Get beyond tired with being tired
We need somehow to get beyond being tired with being tired; perhaps immerse ourselves in this pandemic moment. What do you think? :- Doug.
vulnerable ≠
vulnerable ≠ weak :- Doug.
Walk more?
But if you are to have a livable world we’ll have to. . .give up our comfortable cars, walk more, take cloth bags to the grocery, do more with less, think how we might leave you a better humanity, think … Continue reading
hairless exposed
Perhaps, just perhaps as we age abilities leave us people leave us some of us could uncover the meat of us perhaps, just perhaps our purpose is to unlearn to become hairless exposed animals we are at base perhaps, just … Continue reading
First meeting greater value
First meeting is of greater value than the work to make it so. :- Doug.
Wonderment of dementia?
What is the wonderment of dementia? Of accompanying one with differences (no, I do not write “challenges” which would presume too much)? :- Doug.
Trampoline thinking
I don’t want to check my thinking with yours I want mine to trampoline off yours And yours off mine :- Doug.
Promise me you will vote?
Will you promise me you will vote? :- Doug.
Support counting every vote?
Will you support counting every vote? :- Doug.
Springs from your story
It is five years from now. Looking back on how you told your story these five years, what sprang from that, what still springs from your story telling? How did you get here, what angels did you wrestle, what wounds … Continue reading
Open, spread, widen
There are big questions to ask, such as What does it mean to be human? What really is our message? How to get past truisms to something real? These we can use to open, spread, widen us. :- Doug.