Marilynn opened up with:
> Which part is sad, that there are so many people who don't or rarely write
> (like myself - oh, I listen, sometimes very intently, to the dichotomy
> represented by MichaelP and Rene of compassion and purity, or boundless
> creativity and focused unity, of delight and distress, or, or.., anyhow, a
> daimon tends to stay my hand at the keys when the impulse to respond arises.
> Better to witness than speak these days) or that there are so few people
> where 'the many' are needed so it statistically bears out that more are
> prone to post than lurk?
>
Marilynn, listening-in (with such intensity) is just as much a presence, a
co-presencing, as concretely speaking-out; you've opened up on not opening
up, and that's a welcome blessing in a sometimes sterilising environment.
Thanks.
regards
michaelP
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> Which part is sad, that there are so many people who don't or rarely write
> (like myself - oh, I listen, sometimes very intently, to the dichotomy
> represented by MichaelP and Rene of compassion and purity, or boundless
> creativity and focused unity, of delight and distress, or, or.., anyhow, a
> daimon tends to stay my hand at the keys when the impulse to respond arises.
> Better to witness than speak these days) or that there are so few people
> where 'the many' are needed so it statistically bears out that more are
> prone to post than lurk?
>
Marilynn, listening-in (with such intensity) is just as much a presence, a
co-presencing, as concretely speaking-out; you've opened up on not opening
up, and that's a welcome blessing in a sometimes sterilising environment.
Thanks.
regards
michaelP
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