Alan, thanks for sharing you experience, it gave a first perspective to my
"paranoia"
Winston and Lisa,
your questions and your guidance make perfect sense to me. I will work to meet
the journalist and do both: try to enrollee her as a participant and at the
same time do best I cam to suppor
Hi Chris,
I needed to wait until I had the energy to read your posting carefully and
give it some thought.
As you know, I've worked in our province in healthcare and have done OST
extensively in that mileau. The first thing that struck me was, "Oh, Chris
has had a very TYPICAL OS experience in h
Creative Space
Silence holds the open space
In tension. Striving with its
Own being, creative space
Changes without changing as
Silence grows and tension grows
Until a word is spoken:
Open space. Creative Space.
Tension holds space open now
Talking tenses listening now.
Will listeners take two f
Laurel--
What you say sure resonates with my short tour of duty in BC health care (and
it is not so different from US health care organizations). One friend in
Vancouver, a very creative engineer, said that in his experience, hospitals
were the only client tougher than engineers.
I think you are
Hi Tova,
I have no experience with facilitating an OST that is politically
high-profile and mainstream-news-worthy, and I have only had a journalist at
an OST one time. But after reading Lisa and Winston's comments, I find
myself wondering if the process of invitation, principles, and law doesn't
I
peace lily inhales
young eagle considers flight
Creation watches
wizard nods his head
soft green tendrils rise from dust
all life tugs forward
painted moon peers down
wind quiets --- to a whisper
One silently waits
glass dragonfly soars?
paradox of captured flight
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