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Raffi--
You are lucky you have a library which has it. I am lucky I have a
friend who has loaned it to me.
Alexander does speak of the spiritual several places, but he plays it
really low key.
Another interesting twist is that he seems to want to show that there
can be a mathematics of life, a m
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Wendy--
Thanks. I am enjoying this book--it is so evocative for me. What he is
writing seems so applicable to how people meet.
What do you mean by "Circles of Belonging" Wendy?
:- Doug.
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Circles of Belonging, Doug.
Don't we feel most alive when we know we are truly significant? That our
existence matters essentially to another? We can only see that truly
reflected in the eyes of our community.
Explains modern e
Hi--
Another evocative piece from Christopher Alexander:
It is their presence in the whole, and the fact that they are helping
the life of the whole, which gives them their individual lifeItalics
in original. Christopher Alexander, The Nature of Order: An Essay on the
Art of Building and The
Circles of Belonging, Doug.
Don't we feel most alive when we know we are truly significant?
That our existence matters essentially to another? We can only see
that truly reflected in the eyes of our community.
Explains modern existential angst. Without true community and a way
to find o
cher doug (and all),
much appreciate you sharing these more-than-tweets about christopher.
indeed, those sharings motivated me to trudge down to the local library and
also pick up his Nature of Order.
I imagine Christopher to be kind of a Harrison of *physical* space, minus
the cowboy hat, the s
