[I sent some messages to the list, some time ago, and I have received
them back except this one, that I am resending. Sorry if you have received
wo copies of it - Artur]
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Dear OS-comunity:
[Sorry if this message disturbs some of you]
At 14:17 26-09-2001, John Dicus wrote:
(...) Sh
I honor moving the conversation to another place, and thank all those who have
shared so much with us all in this place. As the conversation moves, I offer
the following written by a friend for a local newspaper, following the
teachings of Sun Tzu.
Terrorism's Trojan Horse.
As the American ex
Try this one on for size:
America is now prepared to shoot down our own citizens should they be on a
high jacked plane.
Meanwhile, the terrorist hide behind their women and children and like
Sadahm will "take the form of families" and then reappear once the dust is
settled. They also in essence w
Judi:
I don't think we should be shooting anyone! What if the U.S. said to the
Taliban, "Let us work with you to help your country's poverty to go away."
In the words of Chris' daughter, "We feed them!"
Esther Ewing
The Change Alliance
Toronto Line: 416-209-0481
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Yes, I acknowledge that for it can be a good time to move some of the more
focused conversations to a different room - eg BigMind, Caucus...
For me personally, having the volume of messages pop up whenever I open my
e-mail is both sometimes a bit overwhelming - AND also easy to engage in - one
I struggle with what I wrote. I do not want to pretend to be a moral
arbiter of what is appropriate for this list. And I do not want to walk
away from the importance of what Sept 11 has opened up in the world, and
what the US has to learn, and offer.
I think I wanted to offer a "mindfulness bell",
As most of you know, Marti and I are taking over the space now occupied by the
Crimson Fern. Natalie is having a very BIG sale during the Month of October.
If there is anything that you ever wanted there, or if you don't know and
wonder if there is, NOW is the time to buy. What is there now m
Friends--
My heartfelt thanks to everyone who has shared feelings, perspectives,
forwarded many different viewpoints in the last two and a half weeks. It has
been wonderful to have voices from around the world and a variety of windows
through which to view the terrorist attacks. The magnitude of
Hi Esther:
I could not agree with you and Aine more about "feeding them", and certainly
not shooting them. I passed on the article a Buddhist friend wrote -- aware
that there is great symbolism in langage. Shooting and the word enemy in that
article pushed big buttons for me -- delightfully s
As a follow up to feeding them:
The headline for an article in the Sept.27th edition of the Orange County
Register reads:
U.S. Might Airlift Food.
Direct quote: The Defense Department has abeen quietly putting together a
parallel plan alongside its war scenario that calls for a massive airdrop
Artur writes:
I read this initial message about the turtle and though it was very well
observed, and I prepared myself to see the answers. Who would speak
for the ones that have no voice in the "council circle"; the ones who's
land one wants to occupy or to bomb (the ones that were once the
nat
Hi,
When I go there (http://conference.tmn.com/~tmn/caucus.html) myself, I don't
see any signs of "Turtle (way of the warrior)" or other threads in this vein
as we have experienced originating in the last month. Am I lost? I wonder,
too, is the bulletin-board format as conducive to learning-
[This position, from a Russian sociologist, worths reading. I don't know
if it makes any sense or not; you will know better, I think - Artur]
"Bin Laden? Better Be Sure"
by
Boris Kagarlitsky, Moscow Times
The terrorist attack on New York has
already been com
At 21:41 28-09-2001, Peggy Holman wrote:
Thanks for this, Artur. While I mentioned specifically what you called
"the wolf within us", I want very much to also hear the voices of the ones
who's
land one wants to occupy or to bomb (the ones that were once the
native Americans, later from Vietnam,
[It has been published in France the issue of October of the newspaper
"Le Monde Diplomatique", the most prestigious european newspaper on
international affairs. The English version will be published soon as
a suplement of "The Guardian Weekly", UK, and then it will also be
available at http://www
Harrison-- Thank you for this. It speaks to me more than anything I've
read in the past two weeks, because it helps me get in touch with my
ability to hold all perspectives in my mind and heart at the same time
- at least for a few moments. . .
Namasté --BJ
BJ Peters
"Darkness cannot drive out d
dan,
there are no signs of the conversation because it hasn't started there
yet. the listserv doesn't get posted there. and as far as learning in
the metanet environment... i learned openspace there from a whole bunch
of brilliant people... fastest, deepest learning experience i can
remember eve
Thanks Michael,
Your experience sounds promising. I just went back and scanned around again.
Some of the old Openspace threads (the most recent I saw was posted last May)
are interesting, particularly by way of better getting to know the good handful
of you who posted frequently. I'm happy
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