Re: Almond Tree Flowers and Tears (long)

2002-02-06 Thread Michaƫl Molenaar
Thank you Harrison, It touches deep. Please archive this for us, so that it stays easy available. There is also an interview with Bert Hellinger doing workshops in Israel in nov 2001. You can find an interview in German language on his website. http://www.hellinger.com/deutsch/bert_hellinger/reise

Re: Learning organizations, impacts and longevity

2002-02-06 Thread WB-TrainConsult
Kenoli & Lin, thanks for your words. I read them with great comfort. Bernhard On Tue, 5 Feb 2002 13:16:39 -0800, kenoli Oleari wrote: >Lin -- I'm hoping for some more thoughts from the list, also. This >issue affects us on a difficult level, because most of the consulting >work that is available

Re: Almond Tree Flowers and Tears

2002-02-06 Thread Glory Ressler
Harrison, Tova, Avner and all, Wow! I thank you all for stretching open enough to hold space enough for both the huge sadness and the hope... and I'm sending my love and prayers. Harrison, do let us know if any media picks up your beautiful peace... I mean piece :-) Best, glory 'If it isn't a happy

Re: Almond Tree Flowers and Tears (long)

2002-02-06 Thread florian fischer
Harrison Owen schrieb: > Thanks to Tova Averbuch and Avner Haramati a little space has been > opened in Israel and maybe Palestine as well. > Slim hope, perhaps, but futures have been > made on less, I believe. dear harrison dear tova, dear avner, it is already rip

Re: Further development of the dictionary

2002-02-06 Thread Artur F. Silva
At 16:17 04-02-2002, Nauheimer, Holger wrote: Hi all, Since yesterday, our Dictionary of Change has grown tremedously, thanks to the inputs of Bernd Weber and Agnetta Setterwall. We have now more than 50 terms and 6 languages: English, Spanish, German, Swedish, Portuguese, French. I am printi

Re: Almond Tree Flowers and Tears (long)

2002-02-06 Thread Artur F. Silva
At 16:55 06-02-2002, florian fischer wrote: there is a very huge almond tree in my garden in el andaluz (spain) i know the miracle of its flowering. Yes, the almond trees with flowers are typical of the South of Spain and the South of Portugal and not only of the "Holy" places. Artur * * ===

Re: ta da! the non-guide is illustrated!

2002-02-06 Thread Michael Herman
naomi, the non-guide is readable with Adobe Acrobat Reader software. If you don't have it already, download for free at http://www.adobe.com/acrobat. simple little stuff it is. will have to add that link to the download page. lemme know if still more troubles. thank, michael Naomi Kahane wrot

Re: Learning organizations, impacts and longevity

2002-02-06 Thread Artur F. Silva
At 17:30 04-02-2002, kenoli Oleari wrote: I also read synchronicity with interest and ended up perplexed by something I would like to share with this list. Very interesting comments and questions, Kenoli. I hope I will have time during the week end to comment on that subject Regards Artur *

Open Space texts (finally) published in Portuguese

2002-02-06 Thread Artur F. Silva
Dear coleagues: I don't know if you still remember that some time ago I informed you that a text I wrote on Open Space and another applying OST to Information Systems were to be published as booklets soon. But "soon" in Latin Europe (and especially in the Public Administration) has not the same

Re: Open Space texts (finally) published in Portuguese

2002-02-06 Thread Averbuch
Congratulations! glad to hear about the 'new born'. I wish I could read Portuguese - your posts always make me wiser with gratitude Tova - Original Message - From: Artur F. Silva To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 9:50 PM Subject: Open Spac

Re: Open Space texts (finally) published in Portuguese

2002-02-06 Thread Harrison Owen
At 07:50 PM 2/6/2002 +, you wrote: But "soon" in Latin Europe (and especially in the Public Administration) has not the same meaning as in other places... Neverthless, they came from the print today, even if the oficial date is December 2001 :-) Congratulations!!! Always delighted when othe

Re: Open Space texts (finally) published in Portuguese

2002-02-06 Thread Artur F. Silva
At 22:03 06-02-2002, Harrison Owen wrote: At 07:50 PM 2/6/2002 +, you wrote: But "soon" in Latin Europe (and especially in the Public Administration) has not the same meaning as in other places... Neverthless, they came from the print today, even if the oficial date is December 2001 :-) C