On the road...perhaps, of life

There is a lot of Haiku but I just read this, you need to unlearn many things to write haiku

I admit to only hearing of this

Among the most arrogant dogmatists I've met are those that are sheltering the knowledge of the brain, not entirely, but ...this a book my daughter liked...an area I've got to look at...

Everything I read here was useful, now I am going to lose it away into understanding that most of this is about needing, or struggling, or structuring ....I need to unlearn this book

Losing the rules...might be more normal

I would far, far prefer to unleash the inner butterball, marshmallow, falling leaf, prancing fawn, gentle lamb, perhaps the cowering fern needs to come to light

Ummmmm...see above. Clearly we learn to unlearn defining leading in very different ways on this planet.

I got this years ago, it looks pristine though I have read it many times. I always rather loose it, rediscover and find my current context it's rather new again. In this way it is unlearned.

Learning to cook, cooking to nourish, finding a beautiful peach.

Art trusts the intuitive, it is instructional development of this capacity. It teaches a trust in the way of losing inhibitions, rules, formal learning rigidities...

There ae so many works on the feminine...so many ways to hold the role of reception. Object/mother/desire/beguiler but so few books that teach you how to lose the limits of these.

I love the essay, my favorite those so un-schooled and prissy-ed up one hardly knows they are indeed essays.

I loved so much of this, how the leg was "felt" how neurological understandings affected him after the accident, how he relearned his perceptions of illness, self. Illness redefined me. I had much to understand.

Tannen has done wonderful work on learning about communication.

You said it

The struggle to......

I indulge in clothed blindness...though the ability to have the luncheon on the grass fully unclothed with a couple of dressed artists might be a place to shoot for. Essentially this requires stripping. I'm amazed at the little child..free of our enormous burdens.

The right to play, the freedom of play, the ability to relax in play...all things I work with everday.

Ah...to build that fort under the table again.