All my life
All my life I’ve been looking for you elders.
:- Doug.
If we look, maybe in some part the world is hospitable to the grandchildren, already. Look.
:- Doug.
Not only must we go beyond ourselves to grow the betweens, we have a need to transcend even these.
:- Doug.
Maslow tells us, if we look, that the way to best develop a grandchild, is to let her be. (Toward a Psychology of Being, p 199)
:- Doug
Our world is hospitable when we continuously invite the grandchildren to become what they most deeply need to become.
:- Doug.
There is a cloud of 300 year grandchild-elders; they are concentrating on us….
:- Doug.
Meaning plus Intent to Participate equals World Shift. This intent is in the now: it is losing track, absorption, to be there; all three are in the present and vanishing like Alice’s Cheshire cat, leaving only the smile.
:- Doug.
When we are young
the great act is play
When we are adult
it is woman-man entwining
When we are elder
the great act is a converse
that is play infinite play
:- Doug.
Knowledge and wisdom seem to be on the same continuum; maybe we need to jump off.
:- Doug.
We converse with the 300 year grandchild-elder in part by starting with the 3 year old in front of us. Trust him to carry the conversation.
:- Doug.