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Separate out the questions. Leave them in. Put the speculative responses elsewhere, if they need to be there at all. Don’t even write the questions as questions. Perhaps start a journey. Or gather ingredients and start cooking, without a recipe.

:- Doug.

What you just said causes a string to sound in me, a string wending through something my wife said to me making love, something a theology professor said in class, a passage in Riane Eisler’s The Chalice and the Blade, all the way back to one of my Dad’s sayings. The string snaps and I am back here, bringing all this along.

:- Doug.

Many things are working and roiling within you—some even have to do with this person in front of you. They are appropriate for focus and then bringing up.

:- Doug.

A sense of cosmic mystery is more than a mystery on the forest path or a murder mystery. In some way you want to enjoy it without understanding it or untying the threads. It encompasses you and beyond you. You feel larger.

:- Doug.

Approach my writing the other way to. Start with a conversation and search for ways to make it better.

:- Doug.