Enter this way
Enter, wherever you go, with caring.
:- Doug.
The greatness of humanity does not take up residence in a specimen but rather is the torrent of a flood once a season. It comes from the species and rushes through the one, who also may make it work and give it on to others.
:- Doug.
Conversing is an element of being human. It is not exclusive to humans. But one cannot be human without conversing.
:- Doug.
Simple activities promoting day dreaming can improve sociability and therefore conversation, as well as creative incubation. This could come into play by choice, emphasis on play.
:- Doug.
Conversation is an opportunity to rise up in spirit and flight to a larger caring gathering-to.
:- Doug.
Closeness to nature is a largeness hug. So is individual and group contemplation (such as ritual) and small group wild conversation, for they transcend self, gather us in other-focused ways. Our world becomes larger.
:- Doug.
Did Campbell find ritual at the center of myth and story, or does ritual describe and develop something at the center of the human project of making meaning?
:- Doug.
We can use a contemplative practice of caring to search out and find a rich knowing one of the other. It can be a rite of shared immanence, impermanence, and transcendence of our common days.
:- Doug.
In ritual, Beginning—Muddle—Beginning all over develops in the participants stronger and more human tangles.
:- Doug.
In childhood and then in age
our world is emotion
and that is relation
:- Doug.
Next, we train ourselves in the long gather. The big nestle. Can we embrace a world bigger than what we imagine?
:- Doug.