“In common parlance, “fool” and “sage” appear to be opposites, one connoting ignorance and the other wisdom. At their depths, however, both exhibit a nonattachment to form or outcome. The Sacred Fool acts from what often seems to be innocence,… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
“In common parlance, “fool” and “sage” appear to be opposites, one connoting ignorance and the other wisdom. At their depths, however, both exhibit a… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
“As Carl Jung repeatedly declared, our goal is wholeness, not perfection. People living soulcentrically are not untroubled or unchallenged. They are not beyond experiencing… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
“From the perspective and experience of the Wild Indigenous One, we are enchanted, and in two ways. First, the South Self is utterly moved… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
“In this tiny interval of the twenty-first century, we, the human species, will either learn to become a life-enhancing element within the greater Earth… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
“Egocentrism is the problem, then, not Egos. Egocentric people are agents for themselves only (and perhaps also for their immediate families), without awareness of… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
“Remember that self-doubt is as self-centered as self-inflation. Your obligation is to reach as deeply as you can and offer your unique and authentic… — Bill Plotkin Copy Share Image
