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Reflections: The Past Problem ©1998 NICOLEA

Philemon und Baucis Adam Elsheimer (GNU Free Documentation License)

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a) Could you say that through this past problem-event those who were present were showing what really mattered to them?

b) Were they not showing that they cared about something?

c) Cared enough to show you-or let you know about-what mattered most to them?

d) What, then, would you say that this means? For this event was important for them too, wasn't it?

e) They revealed themselves through this event, didn't they? What did they reveal? Their values? Their fundamental beliefs? Please explain.

f) To reveal themselves in this way, didn't they have to break out of their everyday way of being?

 

 

 

 

 

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