Fit to espouse?
What ought to be the characteristics of humanity? Am I fit to espouse these? Can I make myself fit to espouse these?
:- Doug.
What ought to be the characteristics of humanity? Am I fit to espouse these? Can I make myself fit to espouse these?
:- Doug.
I have been seeing myself as separate from others, an anomaly because of my spiritual gyroscope, a center I do not see many others sharing. Why? People have different images, different vocabulary. Is it the same underlying truth? Do I fear others would not understand my image and vocabulary? That they would not be tolerant of me, treat me kindly? Are they really to be feared? Do I have good to share? Aren’t humanity and divinity more than a private matter? Open some space for conversation.
:- Doug.
This leads to softness, to strengthening ligaments, to fellow feeling, to inclusivity. We may not have any discernible affect on future generations, yet we will have made a conscious effort. To us, this matters.
:- Doug.
Facilitator stand not away from us
Mostly sit with us
Open to our musings
:- Doug.
My job is to meet the real in us and ask it out to work on us, to play with us: to dance its dance.
:- Doug.
We may speak with each other in poetry or other art
Maybe art is the only way for us to meet
The really real
:- Doug.
Blessing it is we want: generations and generations of people who are blessings upon the race.
:- Doug.
I don’t so much care that I am remembered, or that my contribution is acknowledged, as that I am known once in a while, and that I have reached out to know others.
:- Doug.
How do you want to see your 11th generation act? Ought we demonstrate, or start the experiment?
:- Doug.
We’re writing the stories that will raise up a generation of new humanity: good people.
:- Doug.