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The poem is Lost by David Wagoner 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.

Doubt, fear and anxiety. If you aren't feeling those things... You're not 'on the path'.

Best advise for inner work, energy work etc., in spaces you are working blind. You must work blind & resist fear that will stagnate you in comfort or a “limiting, inner, fear based existence” & will do not pass. When blind, use other senses & you’ll find you have more senses😉

Sure — here’s a clear, accessible English explanation of Structure Ontology (Strukturontologie): ⸻ 🜂 Structure Ontology – Explained Simply Structure ontology is a way of understanding reality not as made up of fixed things (substances), but as made up of relations, movements, and interactions. It was developed by Heinrich Rombach, a German philosopher who wanted to overcome the limitations of traditional Western thought — which focused too much on being (ontology) as something static and separate. ⸻ 1. Traditional view: the world as system or substance In traditional ontology (from Aristotle to Descartes and even Heidegger), reality is understood as: •things that are (substances or entities), •that exist in a space, •and are connected by external laws or causes. Everything is organized like a system: a structure of elements ruled by a fixed law or essence. Example: A car is a system — engine, wheels, fuel — all parts follow fixed physical laws. This is the system view of being. ⸻ 2. Structure ontology: the world as relation and becoming Rombach says: this isn’t how the world really lives. Reality isn’t made of isolated things but of relations that create each other. A structure isn’t a system of fixed parts. It’s a living field of tensions — like the web of forces that holds a storm, or a conversation, or a relationship together. Each part only is what it is through its relations to the others. There is no “thing” behind the relation — the relation itself is real. Example: A melody doesn’t exist in its single notes, but in how the notes relate and move together. The meaning lives in the relation, not in the notes themselves. So: •Reality = relational field •Being = interaction •Truth = coherence or resonance inside that field ⸻ 3. Structure instead of law In systems, a law or principle stands above everything and controls it. In structures, there is no external law — the structure organizes itself through its own inner relationships. The “law” of a structure is its self-correcting pattern, always in motion. So, structure ontology sees reality as self-regulating, self-forming, and open. ⸻ 4. Structure instead of subject and object In old metaphysics, there’s a split: •the subject (who sees) •the object (what is seen) Rombach dissolves this divide. Seeing and being-seen are both moments of one structure. The human and the world belong to the same living pattern. Example: You and your conversation partner don’t exist as two isolated points exchanging words — the conversation itself is the real thing, the structure that gives meaning to both of you. ⸻ 5. The key categories In Rombach’s language, every structure has: •Konstellation – the constellation or pattern of relations •Spannung – the tension that holds these relations •Korrektur – the self-correction or feedback movement •Konkretion – the actual realization in a concrete moment •Ordnung – the order that arises from within Together, these show that structure = a living process of meaning. ⸻ 6. Why this matters Structure ontology changes how we think about: •knowledge → not about finding final truth, but about staying in resonance with reality’s movement. •ethics → responsibility means responding within relationships, not obeying an external rule. •art and science → both are forms of revealing structure, not of producing facts or things. •society → no system of power or economics should rule all others (Rombach calls that totalitarianism). True culture balances structures through openness and correction. ⸻ 7. One-sentence essence Structure ontology means: Reality is not built from things, but from living relations that shape and correct each other. The world is not “being” — it is ongoing becoming. ⸻ Would you like me to make a short visual summary in text form (like a diagram or flow structure) showing “System ontology → Structure ontology → Structural life process”?

Incredible. This is why elders and poetry matter. And his explanation is almost reverent 😇

Quote king soloman proverbs or Kiplings the if or the bronze horseman or Shakespeare.

Robin Williams was a clone of this man. This man was the original.

And vice versa... 😎

@grok who is speaking on the video

@iam_kristy40

@grok can you explain what he is saying? English is not my first Language.

This was great

"Awesome Presentation"..🤔👍🏻

This resonates with me on so many levels

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i love not knowing

Who is this man? This may be some of the best advice offered to the world.

This is epic 👏🏻

Beautifully conveyed

The way he dissects the peom is just as powerful as the poem itself. Who is this gentleman?

Who is this guy?

Yes

@grok can you provide the link to full video?

Nice

@grok who is the man in the video?

@grok who is this In the video

Deep

@grok who are these people ?

Motivated

Great advice.

Ahhh, thank you for this. The power of silence. #DavidWhyte #Poet