No longer magnet
We are no longer magnet—we are pulled away—not repulsed.
:- Doug.
If the ancients did not mention the color blue maybe our mention of the color of our veils will give to those next after next.
:- Doug.
Processes are threads
between us
Grey fabric
separates us
connects us
pulls us
to stand
outside
overlapping
in breezes
Flash!
:- Doug.
Together we help us attend the infinite entering this moment. Continuously.
:- Doug.
From our communal dark—our vanishing smallness and ineffectuality—arises our concern for generativity.
:- Doug.
What requires dark? Pregnancy, roots, seeds, chicks in eggs, you. What must be left alone? And when does light interfere? When do we know better? When is it better to know less?
:- Doug.
We’re always unsure
There’s always a wrinkle
That’s how the dark gets in
:- Doug.
There is a pain of separation. There is a greater pain of never having come together.
:- Doug.
Every layer of our curtains is fuel for fire. Fire to consume us—to pull us into dark unknowns opening out.
:- Doug.
The veil that the two of you hold up in common may be of dust; did you miss that as well it may be of fire? Searing away dross—and it burns your fingers to poke?
:- Doug.
Meet the person where they are most alive. Go to this meeting empty and pregnant—carrying a child of rainbows.
:- Doug.
You may want to prepare the way for those coming next and next—I did so want.
:- Doug.