Goldilocks Game: Live Your Life Between All Extremes

Goldilocks was a Buddhist; she practiced the Middle Way.

Not too hot, not too cold, was the name of her game ...

~ Barefoot Bran Music on Bandcamp

Goldilocks in "The "Three Bears" faces the archetypal dilemma of soul in the human experience: how to find a "just right" balance between extremes to get your needs met.

What if the human experience is a schoolroom of such learning, inviting us to perform a "just right" balance between extreme responses; such as, anger~apathy?

Goldilocks has no inner critic here. She's not penalized for any wrong choices. Nor is she praised for her final “good” choice. Bears do not eat her; they simply watch. The story affirms she is a self-propelled problem solver. she is ready willing, able and wanting to do personal experiments, to get her needs met.

The Goldilocks Games is no more nor less than a playful game of choosing healthy middle ground again and again, as best we can.

We are ALL playing the Goldilocks game.

This is a talk and INTERACTION class to listen and support each other to play the Goldilocks Game better.

Bring a journal. Everyone will be challenged to to tell the Three Bears story in 60 seconds or less.

Bring a journal