I like this. But I think I might be more engaged in a dialog, Socratic, so to speak, where the father asks the son to be still and then what he hears, what he smells, what he sees, etc. The father helps him go deeper through encouraging him to listen again, what else he may see, etc.
I like this. But I think I might be more engaged in a dialog, Socratic, so to speak, where the father asks the son to be still and then what he hears, what he smells, what he sees, etc. The father helps him go deeper through encouraging him to listen again, what else he may see, etc.
I like this. But I think I might be more engaged in a dialog, Socratic, so to speak, where the father asks the son to be still and then what he hears, what he smells, what he sees, etc. The father helps him go deeper through encouraging him to listen again, what else he may see, etc.
Thank you Craig!