"Transformation is getting to see as a possibility who you might be really." ... |
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"Quick! Get on with it! Life is almost over!" ... |
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Question: is the being who we are really? Werner recently distinguished the "showing" (not the being) as who we might be really. You may want to try that on for size to see if it fits. If it does, keep it: it's all yours now; if it doesn't, walk on. Either way, it's a subject for another conversation on another occasion. For now, equating the being with who we really are, is good enough for jazz. <un-aside> |
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