OST as an "halfway technology"

[Michael Herman]

it seems that this is maybe the shift that harrison is getting at, doug:

what does it take to move from "having a bubble thing" to "being the
bubble guy"?

what of the bubble thing is let go of?  and what of ourselves must we
bring forward?

m



Douglas D. Germann, Sr. wrote:

>Michael--
>
>What you wrote about bubbles reminds me I used to have a "bubble
>thing"--that is it's technical name, I think <grin>--a loop of movable
>fabric on a stick. It made "the biggest bubble possible"--simply by letting
>the wind (spirit?) that is already there, move through the opening we hold
>up in invitation.
>
>                              :-Doug. Germann
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