Comments on: Guest post: The Story of Not Being Able to Tell a Story

By: Anne Carter

Anne Carter — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 02:27:47 +0000

I agree completely with Anne Reynolds. I am also in my 50s and think that there is so much noise and chatter. People feel the need to fill the silences with chatter. I love the conversation but also the silence between good friends. I am also speaking less…

By: Anne Reynolds

Anne Reynolds — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:23:48 +0000

The older I become, now in my 50s, and the more I continue to journey,
the more I realise that I want to say less and less and then even less
and yet that is so much a consequence of all the things other people
have said or written …

By: Barbara Turner-Vesselago

Barbara Turner-Vesselago — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:15:17 +0000

I found this man’s writing, and the issues that he’s writing about, fascinating. There’s such simple clarity in the writing, and I keep thinking as I read, “No-one talks about this. And yet, here is someone who is writing about it with such simple directness and clarity.” I’m very glad to have found my way here. Thank you.

By: Persephone Arbour

Persephone Arbour — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 14:20:23 +0000

A clear and simple quote – thank you. I cannot answer your questions other than to say that for me, its not a question of easy or otherwise – its a question of – in any moment – “it is as it is”. Your teacher Vitvan says “Everything we say about the Power which motivates and about that which is being motivated is relative to our own private worlds, a mental construct that exists only on the mental level.” I think the clue is your delight in silence!