Category Archives: Healing and Wholeness
Condor from out of nowhere
But you have a much larger gift you can give, or at least offer. However it will cost you. It will be a condor from out of nowhere sinking its talons into you, carrying you away, over the abyss. You … Continue reading
Poetry making helps
Poetry making might help you with something as surface as marketing or as deepening as your relationship to humanity and all mystery. :- Doug.
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Pain comes from expectations
Pain comes from expectations and from the extent by which we miss them. :- Doug.
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A scalpel does not reach
Technical excellence is not enough. It is never enough. There is a place that excellence, our scalpel, does not reach, cannot cut. A place in each client. A place in us too. A place even our words cannot touch. A … Continue reading
Poets you and I
Beyond wisdom poets—you and I— are making meaning :- Doug.
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The communion stands
The communion only stands a chance if at least one of us moves toward our together. :- Doug.
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To soak in another
You look to see You listen to hear To soak in one another :- Doug.
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Ground beneath the mountain
Turning as we go around the hill corresponds to simple aging. Occasionally stopping at the scenic overlook corresponds to eldering. Ahh, but the ground beneath the mountain! This corresponds to ancestoring. :- Doug.
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Be tender
Do healthy Be tender Think deeply :- Doug.
Except it is
You imagine something It isn’t really happening Except it is—in your mind :- Doug.
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Do healthy
Do healthy. Keep loving. Reflect. :- Doug.
We rely each
We rely each upon the we :- Doug.
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