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Embrace in death: change this conversation.

:- Doug.

You will die this year. Hopefully many times. It is the way to real.

:- Doug.

Death is the wall that holds us back. From whom and what we might be. No, the wall is the fear of dying. Death is the semi-permeable membrane that opens life to us. Death is a conversation.

:- Doug.

We must die every minute: to the project of ego, to whom we thought we were, to what we thought the world is and means: if we are to grow, to see, to meet.

:- Doug.

Change your conversations, change the conversation.

:- Doug.

The lessons of spirit are more immediate than we thought.

:- Doug.

One lesson from Jesus is that we must give up all for life.

:- Doug.

Change the conversation, change the culture.

:- Doug.

Conversely we.

:- Doug.

The more you converse
The more we become interwoven

:- Doug.

There is nothing like this on the other side.

:- Doug.

Our death in conversation is real and risky: we may not emerge on the other side. So we have a choice. Here is a threshold.

:- Doug.

A hollow log, a tinkling bell is he.

:- Doug.

Conversation creates new names and through those new meanings, and through those a new us-in-relation. Relation equals reality.

:- Doug.

Conversation changes the way we touch the world, and through that births something in us.

:- Doug.

Conversation invites this one to see what we see, and through that to hear us.
:- Doug.

That’s not the only form of communion.

:- Doug.

Every conversation elicits a death—at least of your shields—and the arising of life never before seen in these places.

:- Doug.

Conversation may be the still point of the spinning world.

:- Doug.

Conversation is how we keep the world’s spin.

:- Doug.

The important conversations do not all need words.

:- Doug.

Will you be able to keep up with the silence?

:- Doug.

You must die.
We must arise.

:- Doug.