Hi everyone!
I have been following the messages but haven't 'spoken' for awhile a
'strange' OS experience has pulled me out of my silence. I am hoping to
learn from our collective wisdom.
On this past Thurs. pm, I opened a 2nd space for a local town who is
currently conducting community plan
I have just returned from synagogue. Today is Simchat Torah, a holiday that
ends the "high holy days" season. One of the traditions of Judaism that I
have come to value is that we read the 5 books of Moses as a complete cycle
every year. I am always amazed at how reading "the same old story" in
Bernd--
My training for working with organizations came right out of Kurt Lewin's
work, and I still use a lot of what I learned there. There are many
approaches and interventions that are "standard" OD practice that I never
use, because they are just not a good fit with my own beliefs and
compet
Hi Meg and all the rest of you
what a wonderful conversation that I just found into this morning...
my piece of firewood are these questions
How do I keep opening space for space to be learning space, inspired
space and gracious space, world cafe space, for all to parttake in on
equal term
Re: OST vs ODRalph...I'm with you on the OS-OD mish-
mash..Use what you need when you can.Amen.
Grace T.
- Original Message -
From: Ralph Copleman
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 12:10 AM
Subject: Re: OST vs OD
Me
At 07:42 PM 9/27/2002 -0400, Meg Salter wrote:
In truth, now that Iook back, I was feeling a bit snarly, so I should
perhaps recant any unintended slights on other communities/ practices/
approaches etc. I guess what really struck me - and still does - is how
people are talking complexity/ self-o
Funny how things work along. Just as we have been having this conversation
about OD, why and why not - I received a most interesting note from Sharon
Joy Kleitsch , which you will find below. She makes
some specific suggestions that I am sure a number of you might have some
good ideas about. If I
