Comments for The2Bowmans http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com Leading from the Generative Edge Wed, 08 Apr 2009 14:30:10 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Contact Us by martha kirchhof http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com/contact-us/#comment-5 martha kirchhof Wed, 08 Apr 2009 14:30:10 +0000 http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com/?page_id=39#comment-5 Wow you 2 have been busy! Is that your daughter in the slide show? it must be, she looks like the 2 of you. wow how old is she now? Let me know if and when you are heading for the East coast (NCC) agian. would def. head in to the city to meet up with you. Wow you 2 have been busy! Is that your daughter in the slide show? it must be, she looks like the 2 of you. wow how old is she now? Let me know if and when you are heading for the East coast (NCC) agian. would def. head in to the city to meet up with you.

]]> Comment on How can prosperity and abundance coexist with the environmental movement of scarcity and lack? by Stephen Outram http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com/2009/02/14/how-can-prosperity-and-abundance-coexist-with-the-environmental-movement-of-scarcity-and-lack/#comment-3 Stephen Outram Sat, 14 Feb 2009 05:14:28 +0000 http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com/?p=194#comment-3 This 'fix-it' point of view you write about, is a often a cheap band-aid solution for keeping something limping along, though never really functioning correctly. Some things cannot be fixed. They were fundamentally flawed when designed and continue to carry their inherent core defect, albeit now covered over with layers and layers of fixes. There comes a point when despite best efforts we must see that 'It's never going to work.' We continue to try and fix the earth; save the earth, while failing to see that there is something fundamentally wrong with our own existence. By continuing to function from the scarcity of life, we are never prosperous enough to consider generating new ways of living, with the earth. We continue to add more patches, more fixes and refuse to function with a truly generative capacity; as you say, “prosperity consciousness,” that may well allow us all a totally new possibility for life on earth. We are at that point; no, in fact we are way beyond, 'Its never going to work.' Continuing to think positive, hope and believe that somehow it will all work out is insanity. Dramatic and lasting change is required. It's way past time that we embraced the “... generative energy of life on earth.” and let go of of the gasping, wheezing, back-firing, energy-guzzling, cancerous tumour of an existence, that we have created in the gut of this planet. This ‘fix-it’ point of view you write about, is a often a cheap band-aid solution for keeping something limping along, though never really functioning correctly. Some things cannot be fixed. They were fundamentally flawed when designed and continue to carry their inherent core defect, albeit now covered over with layers and layers of fixes. There comes a point when despite best efforts we must see that ‘It’s never going to work.’

We continue to try and fix the earth; save the earth, while failing to see that there is something fundamentally wrong with our own existence. By continuing to function from the scarcity of life, we are never prosperous enough to consider generating new ways of living, with the earth. We continue to add more patches, more fixes and refuse to function with a truly generative capacity; as you say, “prosperity consciousness,” that may well allow us all a totally new possibility for life on earth.

We are at that point; no, in fact we are way beyond, ‘Its never going to work.’ Continuing to think positive, hope and believe that somehow it will all work out is insanity. Dramatic and lasting change is required.

It’s way past time that we embraced the “… generative energy of life on earth.” and let go of of the gasping, wheezing, back-firing, energy-guzzling, cancerous tumour of an existence, that we have created in the gut of this planet.

]]> Comment on Amazing people in Sedona, Arizona by kathy sawers http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/amazing-people-in-sedona-arizona/#comment-2 kathy sawers Wed, 28 Jan 2009 18:09:26 +0000 http://the2bowmans.wordpress.com/?p=122#comment-2 Hi, you both rock... I love the red picture at the top...... very very very nice... hugs and gratitude Kathy..... Hi, you both rock…

I love the red picture at the top……
very very very nice…

hugs and gratitude
Kathy…..

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