Pamela Sorooshian

Myrtle Fillmore is the co-founder of Unity Church.

Our Mission


Our Mission is not to entertain the children but to call them out. To
be always entertained is to be dwarfed and dependent. To be �called
out� is to follow the harmonious law of the soul�s unfoldment. Who
meddles with the rosebud? What fingers are deft enough to pry open that
marvel of folded beauty? We are wise enough to leave it alone to follow
the glad law of its own unfolding, but our children! Have we dealt as
wisely with these buds of marvelous possibilities? Have we always
remembered that they, too, must quicken and unfold through the innate
law of their own genius?


Myrtle Fillmore



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Kathleen and David Gehrke

What a great quote! I am new here and am reading John
Holt and studying the thoughts behind unschooling. I a
really leaning into the process....
Kathleen
Mom 2 8
Ruler of none...
--- Pamela Sorooshian <pamsoroosh@...> wrote:
> Myrtle Fillmore is the co-founder of Unity Church.
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> Our Mission
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> Our Mission is not to entertain the children but to
> call them out. To
> be always entertained is to be dwarfed and
> dependent. To be �called
> out� is to follow the harmonious law of the soul�s
> unfoldment. Who
> meddles with the rosebud? What fingers are deft
> enough to pry open that
> marvel of folded beauty? We are wise enough to leave
> it alone to follow
> the glad law of its own unfolding, but our children!
> Have we dealt as
> wisely with these buds of marvelous possibilities?
> Have we always
> remembered that they, too, must quicken and unfold
> through the innate
> law of their own genius?
>
>
> Myrtle Fillmore
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catherine aceto

I saw a quote recently in a Quaker Meeting House --- "There is no way to peace. Peace is the way."

If you substitute "unschooling" for peace, it seems to me to be somewhat awkward stylistically, but still somehow right as conveying the concept that unschooling isn't a goal, but a way of life.

-Cat


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Jane Van Benthusen

I like that. :) Jane


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From: "catherine aceto" <aceto3@...>
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Subject: [AlwaysLearning] interesting quote


> I saw a quote recently in a Quaker Meeting House --- "There is no way to
peace. Peace is the way."
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> If you substitute "unschooling" for peace, it seems to me to be somewhat
awkward stylistically, but still somehow right as conveying the concept that
unschooling isn't a goal, but a way of life.
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> -Cat
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Ren

I liked it so much, I stole it for my sig line.
Thanks.:)

Ren


"There is no way to
peace. Peace is the way."
~Quaker saying