Another daybreak; nothing remarkable to speak of. Getting the kids properly breakfasted, dressed and packed for school we walk out into the bright morning, the sun shining directly into our eyes. Turning down 6th Avenue, as always, we merge into the pattern of people and traffic making deep grooves into the pavement.
The air [...]
Archive for October, 2006
An Angel Crossing 14th Street
Posted in Awakening on October 27, 2006 | 1 Comment »
I Think I Hate Learning:A Metalogue in 4 Parts
Posted in Thinking Cybernetically on October 26, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
This is a metalogue, a series of conversations that have multiple levels of meaning and beingness embedded within the dialogue. The idea is to explore these levels in order to grasp a conciouse knowledge of the system at work in relationships; the systems that work and the systems that don’t work.
The Tea Zone
Posted in Tea time on October 13, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Preface
While working a 9 to 5 job in Morningside Heights it was a simple joy – in the midst of a typical office day – to stop my work for a moment and brew a pot of tea. I’d sit at my table with All Things Considered droning in the background and sip away [...]
Metalogue: I Think I Hate Learning
Posted in Awakening, Thinking Cybernetically on October 11, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
A metalogue based on a model presented by Gregory Bateson in Steps Towards and Ecology of the Mind, 1972 Jason Aronson publishing




