(OK, the icon made that an easy association, but still it occurred to me as an example of a feral being who participated in community on his own terms. Not the Walt Dismal Bagheera, the real one in Kipling.)
I love the thought of Bagheera as a role model. He was friendly with the wolves, was nurturing (after his own fashion), and he was a good teacher with a broad wisdom about all the peoples of the jungle.
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Date: 2008-10-20 03:24 pm (UTC)Which may be one of the things I need to step back from if I'm trying to build a business which involves connecting with others.
As with the Swords aspect, it's not that I have to deny that part of me, it's that I need to make room for other aspects and possibilities to emerge.
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Date: 2008-10-21 01:56 am (UTC)Bagheera?
(OK, the icon made that an easy association, but still it occurred to me as an example of a feral being who participated in community on his own terms. Not the Walt Dismal Bagheera, the real one in Kipling.)
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Date: 2008-10-21 02:00 am (UTC)I love the thought of Bagheera as a role model. He was friendly with the wolves, was nurturing (after his own fashion), and he was a good teacher with a broad wisdom about all the peoples of the jungle.
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Date: 2008-10-21 02:08 am (UTC)