Red and blue buds
Redbuds how gorgeous you are this year, red and blue mixed together!
:- Doug.

Ω All of us already think about larger things: a world that works better; helping “helpless” people work with their resources; increasing the living-kindness of this space. We only need to speak it out. Work it out.
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 664
We think and work together
to make happen
things extraordinary and important.
With this gossamer we
weave our us
and universe.
Please pass it on.
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It is impossible for us to be in a minority, if we draw our circle large as it is.
:- Doug.
We say trust is necessary for good relationships, but actually it may be otherwise. Lack of trust, and even distrust, are grounded in a belief in scarcity—there is not enough and if this persons takes this stuff away I will lack, for ever. If then we see ourselves and all others as resource-full, and each person as having a panoply of resources, what then? It is then about scarcity or resources, crying or celebrating, clutching or opening the hand.
:- Doug.
What makes your life fresh and exciting? What are you doing to reach out?
:- Doug.
Remain in silence a little longer,
Listen for the open
hunger-filling heart
in front of you
This one, like you
is enough
If then you must,
speak from
commonality, shared
nurture, life
already present,
sufficient.
:- Doug.
Remain in silence a little longer,
Listen for the open
hunger-filling heart
in front of you
This one, like you
is enough
If then you must,
speak from
commonality, shared
nurture, life
already present,
sufficient.
:- Doug.
You might not think persons are born in conversation, but in conversation we see ourselves afresh—and that amounts to the same thing.
:- Doug.
Meetings are a waste of time, but meeting is the center of the universe.
:- Doug.
Am I comfortable being a dreamer? That is who I am. I see bigger things and dare to dream they might be done; I dare to ask people to work on them.
:- Doug.
It makes a difference to the world when you feel good about the work you do, the grandchildren you raise, how you use your money.
:- Doug.