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I like to be as capable as possible of independence, and at the same time acknowledge my dependence on everything and everyone that exists. Solitary confinement is the worst punishment we have for people. We... More »
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Yes - sometimes. In my more enlightened moments it is clear to me that anything I see in anyone else is just a reflection of things I have experienced in myself - logcal when one... More »
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That they are happy being who they are - they are fulfilled.
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I was on a business trip, and called into a small town 300 miles from my hoe to give a day's training on a computer system, which I did. After that I went to visit... More »
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Hard to say - mum or dad. Spent a lot of my working life working with my dad. Lived in a flat I built on the back of their garage for 10 years after returning... More »
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Getting present to the cost of my own arrogance - getting to feel the consequences of my judgements - sometimes manages to create some empathy and compassion. Getting present to my own experiences of aching loneliness and... More »
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From my perspective of some 50 years of enquiry it looks like this: Most often what gets in the way of connectedness righteousness - some declaration, usually gotten from culture, about what is right and... More »
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The answer to that question depends very much on the sense in which one uses the term "conflict". In the sense of outright agression, I work to avoid it, with notable success over the last 25 years. ... More »
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