@ramate
- Auf die Frage:„Was gehört in eine echte Utopie?“
I am yet to discover, the utopia is created by present actions. But one thing I know what should not be there: limits.
- Auf die Frage:„Welche Veränderung zum Guten hast du miterlebt?“
On the place you live now or anywhere you land your feet, once there was a rock, there was river, remember once there was a tree.
- Auf die Frage:„Wobei könnte dir jemand hier helfen, klarer zu sehen?“
How to kindly reach the inside to allow the change outside.
- Auf die Frage:„Wofür bewunderst du jemanden?“
When someone is generously creative and challenges rules with love. This person got me.
- Auf die Frage:„Was brauchst du, bittest aber selten darum?“
Interestingly, at the moment I am not afraid of ask for what I need. It gets easier to ask, when you are sure you also have something to offer.
Slow down. Live and allow other to live their own time.
- Auf die Frage:„Was passiert mit guten Ideen zwischen „wir könnten“ und „wir haben's gemacht“?“
In Germany real actions get lost in planning and making sure the safety in so many steps. Too many. Trying to preview the unpredictable, solve problems that will probably never exist. The bureaucracy imprinted in the mind of the people. Would it be fear? When something arrives to be done, it is already old.
- Auf die Frage:„Worauf sollen sich kommende Generationen verlassen können?“
That trees, plants, the sea and the night sky are not just old images of something that does not exist anymore, but something to be in communion with.