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Jonathan Reams
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This talk is from Gonzaga University in about 1997.
Jonathan Bonnitta Introduction
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This is an introductory video for Leadership and Creative Inquiry I - EDU 502, or Leadership as Opening Space.
How did I pick a Mediterranean recipe video to watch and end up with this video? Any feedback?
Timeless video 🤍
Is there any where i can watch the full episode please?
I am moved by this
the ultimate solution for conquering anxiety!
Brilliant!!
Bless You All <3
"Lost" [by David Wagoner] Lost Stand still. The trees ahead and bushes beside you Are not lost. Wherever you are is called Here, And you must treat it as a powerful stranger, Must ask permission to know it and be known. The forest breathes. Listen. It answers, I have made this place around you. If you leave it, you may come back again, saying Here. No two trees are the same to Raven. No two branches are the same to Wren. If what a tree or a bush does is lost on you, You are surely lost. Stand still. The forest knows Where you are. You must let it find you. -- David Wagoner (1999)
Thank you for posting this. ❤
LOVE him. ❤
we can't stop here, this is bat country
What’s the name of the full Interview?
Thinking Allowed with Jeffery Mishlove
ruclips.net/video/Vlz3mf7jxkc/видео.htmlfeature=shared
"Preserving the Soul" - you can find it here thinkingallowed.vhx.tv/david-whyte-preserving-the-soul
What’s the name of the full Interview?
"Preserving the Soul" - you can find it here thinkingallowed.vhx.tv/david-whyte-preserving-the-soul
What’s the name of the full Interview?
"Preserving the Soul" - you can find it here thinkingallowed.vhx.tv/david-whyte-preserving-the-soul
Thank you so much!
Stand still means Pay attention to your surroundings ? lol Let the forest find you? its just bunch of none sense
Really? I understood it as if you're paying attention, your destiny will become clear (let the forest find you).
the black contemplative splendors of self doubt
Right??????? I had to press pause for a minute and let that marinate.
He made it sound romantically extravagant haha
"stand still the streets ahead and bushes beside you are not lost. wherever you are is called Here and you must treat it as a powerful stranger" - David Wagoner
Grateful for sharing and posting 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🖐🏻🇵🇹
Wonder how he feels about everything getting so much worse than we envisioned back then. So many unsustainable systems....
Be here, now.
@@bigpictureguys8415 I am, that's the problem. He isn't by the way if you missed that and that's who we're talking about.
Oh my, David - so young then, and yet already so wise and so deep. You started early, didn't you.
There's some real wisdom here. Maybe you leave the forest and the trees. I think we all do many times in life. The point is that no matter how many times we get lost the forest, the "here" is always ready to receive us again.
Thank you very much for posting 🤲🙏🌷
What year was this?
I was wondering the same. I would say by his age, it looks like 25years-30 years ago.
I copied it from a VHS tape in the mid 90s, so it is at least taht old. "Preserving the Soul" - you can find it here thinkingallowed.vhx.tv/david-whyte-preserving-the-soul
@@jonathanreams167 Thanks :)
Wow Caused warmth in the heart. Someone name that heat. Not a marcinery But the father of the passionate. May there be a multiplication. Amen.
Love this. Thanks for sharing.
Why has this video not got thousands of views!! Hugely enlightening!
Maybe the way it was captioned
Yes!!! I agree...
@@shadrachamoahboadi i think It's because most people now, just want entertainment....
6,000 of them were me.
Simply because there is no description or a better title written. What word would you enter in youtube search bar to find this video without being familiar with the Lost or David Whyte?
Wow! firrst ttime long time i didnt skip the intro... kudos myy mom says i over explain - she's probably right. 9:55 mm - unexpected result. BQ Do you know why ... those are the conditions that ppl learn . 11:30 info not for competitive advantage / Chrisis of Compassion and Competence 13:13 Two images 15:00 Objectiveist notion of Distancing - bare bones teaching "knowing" / subjectivity is feared and avoided - has been exiled. 19:00 story 23:00 the results profound ethical deformation and distortion. "the day after trinity" ruclips.net/video/Vm5fCxXnK7Y/видео.html 30:00 - 2 things i should have learned myown uup brringing / a force with in that exiles the other "your just a ..." Impulse to label 33:36 the Why .. we have taught this way. The Fear
is there a full interview available somewhere?
Yes, I had edited it from this interview: ruclips.net/video/QI66ZglzcO0/видео.html
Do you know if Bohms attempts to think collectively/wholly in his seminars ever developed in a practical way? From what I’ve listened to online it seems that these group seminars never successfully formed a coherent thinking process. Yet to me the notion that we can think together through suspending our assumptions appears tremendously pragmatic for the very troublesome problems we’re currently facing in the world.
@@zieo5864 There are many who took his work and used it. For example there are ten pages in Peter Senge's very influential book The Fifth Discipline where he elaborated and applied Bohm's approach to dialogue. Then Bill Isaac wrote a book building on Bohm's work: www.amazon.co.uk/William-Isaacs-Dialogue-Pioneering-Communicating/dp/B002A7269Y/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2UEXGBEES8D26&keywords=william+isaacs+dialgoue&qid=1641642818&s=books&sprefix=william+isaacs+dialgoue%2Cstripbooks%2C99&sr=1-2-spell
@@jonathanreams167 interesting, I took at look at each of their summary’s. Both appear to be applied to business, banking and organisations. Personal gain seemed to be the purpose of their adaptations of Bohms work which I’m not criticising but was there progress in the way of collectively thinking about the problem in thought. Bohms seminars were each solely devoted to approaching the problem of thought. He seemed to think that solutions to any of the problems in the external world wouldn’t be found unless the problems in thought/the thinking process were solved. Do you know of any development in this regard?
@@zieo5864 Well, that depends on what is considered progress I guess. Many spiritual traditions could be seen to be focused to some degree on this issue. The main principle would be that thought and or the thinking process are viewed not as the actual essence or source of being, but as a limited mode of it. In Robert Kegan's terms, treating it as an object and not being subject to it. I've written a bit about this, and the main piece where I go into it in more depth is here: integral-review.org/immunity-to-change-revisited-theoretical-foundations-for-awareness-based-practices-for-leadership-development/
Who is the original author of the poem Lost? David Wagoner or David Whyte?
David Wagoner
very beautiful
fantastic! thanks!
"It's a way of teaching and learning that is a faithful reflection of how we have imagined human beings know. We think human beings know best at removed, at distance, when they are able to objectify something"..." the most powerful forms of knowledge are those integrated with value and feeling, integrated in the whole human self"