Our Lives Are Shaped by the Quality of Our Attention.
There are three realms of action:
and communion with the sacred
To integrate our lives we must attend to all three.
This site is a trace of my efforts over time and a call for those who would care to connect in ways that may help us find a way forward.
As an introduction to my project I suggest you begin by reading these posts:
Queequeg’s Coffin
Attending Quality
Abandoning Persuasion
Pointing Out Futility
Confusion is part of the message
A Question of Purpose
More and more… it’s fragments…
Communion with the Sacred
Drawing Desire
Looking Back at Looking Back
Too Much, too little…
The Question of Bad Faith
The Edifice of Thought
How do we change?
Taken in order they present an outline of my investigations and point towards possibilities we may move towards. Don’t confuse the wandering nature of these essays for imprecision. Our reality can only be glimpsed. Reductive strategies corrode our capacities to move past destructive behaviors and take part in Life.
How do we navigate uncertainty?
Questions are at the heart of what I do.
The following presentation by my friend and colleague Jeppe Dyrendom Graugaard is a straightforward introduction into our shared concerns and gives a good introduction to the context of my work.
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Good to be in touch again, Antonio! Will come back and work through the posts. Interesting that JMG is sallying forth into ecospirituality. I should say ecoreligion, lest I annoy him. :-)
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Yes it is! Glad to see you’re writing on Leaving Babylon again too!
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I heard Krishnamurti talk sometime in the 80s. I’m not sure in David Bohm was at the conferecne in Brockwood Park then but I have his The Ending of Time -conversations – thirteen dialogues.
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There’s so much in their talks.
It’s important also to hold them in the context of their time. There’s a lot we need to do to understand how their work fits into our own moment.
Tony
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