Discussion on Truth, OSE’s, Godel, Reality Models
What is “Truth” depends largely on one’s model of reality, I think. One’s
model of reality is generally built on the cultural frame one is raised in as
well as one’s personal experiences of what works and what doesn’t work, or
work well enough. I
Yes. And do you know Wendy Palmer's work? She comes from an Aikido
orientation also and has some wonderful tools for showing up in the
moment based on energy awareness. There are a lot of overlaps with
Crum's work.
Kenoli
Just wondering if anyone who is participating in this conversation
has
Joelle -- thanks for you rnote. Yes, a great way to encourage
expansiveness is to model it. An obvious strategy that we each too
often overlook. I think eventually it can become sort of a habit. --
Kenoli
Kenoli--
I like your insight about the many things that are likely going on in a group
a
Kenoli--
I like your insight about the many things that are likely going on in a group
and inside each individual. It seems to me that if I can stay in touch with
my own inner voices, in all their diversity, and at the same time hold space
in a wholehearted way, then I am helping to create an env
Hi Judy,
Ive been reading the flow of messages pondering the notion of truth over the
last day or so, then this morning when I was having my morning meditaion &
prayer hour I read in 1 Peter 5 (I think it was) something that jumped off
the page at me. It said something like'..truth is Spirit..' and
Just wondering if anyone who is participating in this conversation has read
"The Magic of Conflict" by David Carum. It is cool with the whole issue of
truth and conflict, etc. viewed through lense of Aikido.
Don
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Meg:
If I remember correctly, it was Pirandello who wrote the very funny and
insightful play "Right You Are If You Think You Are"
After some workshops at NTL, and practice in facilitating group ;earning, I
discovered that by being vulnerable I became authentic. Most people in the
group recognize
WOW! This thread gets richer all the time.
What you say makes total sense to me, Michael.
In the advanced facilitation training that I did here in Ontario (and before
I met OS) I experienced that who you are, and how./ how fully you are
present for yourself and others has more impact that any tools
Trev-
Oh my how wonderful -- truth is spirit -- mahalo -- and it is morning here -
your words have greeted my day and will travel with me.
Welcome to our new day...
>>> trev.ma...@skillnz.govt.nz 08/29/01 22:11 PM >>>
Hi Judy,
Ive been reading the flow of messages pondering the notion of truth
Hello Kenoli,
Yes I am acquainted with Marshall Rosenberg's work. I have heard him speak. I
work with kids from grade 4 to grade 12 in peer mediation and speaking from a
language of need is included! Actually it is great for me as well. Thank you
for sharing.
Judi
>>> ken...@igc.org 08/30
Dear colleagues,
this spirited exchange on truth reminded me of the "percept" concept
of John and Joyce Weir. Marv Weisbord and Sandra Janoff showed a
short section from the tape "A day with the Weirs" at their
facilitation workshop. This intrigued me so much that I got all four
tapes and looked at
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