Bed 15—H1 Ward The clock ticked... Against the quietness of the ward it sounded like pounding rather than ticking. Sarvishta looked; there was something about the terminal ICU that was inhumanly human. H1 bed 15, was an elderly man, a powerful magistrate of his time, with him was his brother, a senior professor, and son, …
Putting my home in a backpack?
Somewhere there has been the invasion of my physical space, the space that I call home it is as if, souls that are not at rest, the dark forces have made their home and my entire house is sagging by their weight. Then disaster struck, the painters came calling. When we had to pull the …
Releasing guilt
Permission to forgive ourselves At the Landmark forum, we come across lot of stuff. But usually what we are dealing with is grudges not let gone, and wrongs we have not forgiven. Both wrongs done to us, and we have done to others, still worse is our inability to forgive ourselves. So many of us …
Departing?
“Planning is helpful. If you don’t know what you want, you’ll seldom get it. But, no matter how well you plan, you will fare better if you expect the unexpected. The unexpected, by nature, comes unseen, unthought, unenvisioned. All you can do is plan to go unplanned, prepare to be unprepared, make going with the …
Demolishing the firewall.
Demolishing The FirewallFor a longtime I felt I was dealing with anger, one day it occurred that I was in the wrong war. That is anger was not the issue resentment was.Resentment is a feeling of indignant displeasure or persistant ill will at something regarded as a wrong, insult or injury. When anger has no …
Appraisal Forms
A friend of mine who was in the corporate HR section said, a common problem with appraisal forms was that the employees felt that doing a thing well was the criteria. But from the point of view of the structure Completing the 10 schedule tasks – would mean okay he does his job. Meets expectations. …