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Category Archives: philosophy
Response to Tom Shadyac’s “I am”
When internal selection is in balance with external selection, harmony with competition cooperation and separation Ethos and ecology I am = we are One Job’s old testament God: “I am who I am” becomes “we are who we are” One … Continue reading
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Ring Around the Rosie, Another look
Part 1 round and round, summer, fall, winter, sp(ring around the rosy) poets recycle (pocket full of posy) life and dea[r]th sentences– no period at the end my men(o)pause no periods no point (ashes, ashes) stuck, depthless on a … Continue reading
Posted in Digitial Art, philosophy, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged death
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The Tragic Comedy of Zen
Tea John G. Young, M.D. In the beginning was the word St John, the Divine In the beginning was the word(play st) john, the not so Divine The teacher said, “That’s it.” But there’s more . . The T)ea)cher … Continue reading
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130818 Sonnet and Approach
Sonnet august 18 I wonder where I wandered before I came upon this sonnet of sixteen lines reminds me of updates complex answer to that question misplaced inside my head squandered much the same as sometimes replaced by jargon instead … Continue reading
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Your Creative Adventure: Sailing into the New Wind
[I found the text to a Toastmaster’s talk I gave at the end of the last century which won the local contest and sent me to the regionals. It still has relevance.] Your Creative Adventure: Sailing into the New Wind … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in Creativity, Innovations, philosophy
Tagged broad reach, change, close hauled, creative adventure, downwind, hero, innovation, lost, Mason's Island, mouth-to-mouth, sailing, Toastmasters, water safety instruction
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Footnote on “Footnote to Jaspers*”
Footnote to Jaspers don’t just float, dance with death, listen to the music of the silence, let your life be a grace note not a space note (taking up…) no, dance with death, it’s anyone’s guess what’s behind the veil, … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in Creativity, philosophy, Poetry, Psychiatry
Tagged dance, death, jaspers, John Cage, negative space, non-being, Picasso, Rollo May, Tillich
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John G. Young, M.D. (jgyoungmd) is a retired board certified psychiatrist who has had a special interest in creative functioning and psychological fitness and has been creating in various media all his life. In 1990 he founded Associated Psychiatric Services … Continue reading
Negotiating Rapture
You may be familiar with Martin Buber’s “I and Thou.” Though I am not a religious person, what he says rings true to me. He says we experience the transcendent through the I-Thou relationship. Most understand the Thou as being … Continue reading
Posted in Books, philosophy, Poetry, Video
Tagged film, I-It, I-Thou, love, Martin Buber, negotiating rapture, philosophy, rapture
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P.I.P.
31 sec. “This is a picture in a picture; a phrase within a phrase.” Brief bracketing of audio and video in this performance piece; my wife calls this “tongue in cheek” production my “infantile regression.” I wanted to put it … Continue reading
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