Michael--
I wondered about using those words, going and taking, but I was tired and
unable to think of others at the time, so whatever words show up are the
right words
Still, I have seen you a couple of times, and you seem to have a way of
engendering or shaping the awareness of which you s
hi doug, about a year after i first started facilitating open space, my
grandma was in the hospital for a few weeks. then again a year later when she
died. i've written the story, which i know you've seen, about my time with
her in her last week. in those early open spaces, i used to take on wit
hi birgitt, and yes. it's the fun that i was mostly noticing. that's the
part i like!
your reminder about how different adn shocking ost can be is a good one. so
important to be able to bridge the gap between business as usual and business
as open space, giving equal attention to each end wher
Hi Julie,
Years ago I developed a fascination with the work of Angeles Arrien based on
cross cultural practices and focusing on that wonderful mandala, the
medicine wheel or healing circle. If you have her book, the Four Fold Way,
you can see that on page 126 she has a diagram with four quadrants
d
Hi Michael,
I've never considered myself as "lurking". Interesting notion. I always feel
deeply engaged whether I am choosing gentle silence or whether, by the time
I get to the OS list postings, there are so many great replies, there
needn't be another from me. I wonder if we could influence the l
OST Racism and Youth
This debrief turned out to be longer than I thought it would, and I choose
not to edit it down. I am offering some my most vulnerable moments here
perhaps that is easier in an email format as you are not standing right in
front of me. And this debrief seems to speak to D
hello julie! ...i think OS does something more than helping detach from
outcome... it encourages us to bring out, look into, and take action on our
passions, sufferings and other things we cling to... and so often it seems
we find that they are empty! that no action is required, now that we all
a
Dear friends who are following this thread on empowerment,
I have learned that there are three modes of empowerment. The first mode of
empowerment is to achieve detachment from outcome. The second is to embody
personal force and power, knowing that each of us within us holds the key to
create chan
Gerard--
I like this practice a lot!
Joelle
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Birgitt,
Although I don't use the term empowerment in the same way that you do, I
appreciate the insight that OST may not help participants detach from
outcome. Interesting that this important value we apply to ourselves we
rarely consider for participants.
I suppose if we were Buddhist, this obs
Dear friends and colleagues:
1. I am coordinating an action research Project on the "Renewal of the
Portuguese Public Administration, namely through the use of Information
Systems/Information Technology". The Project is based at INA - the body
responsible for training the Portuguese Public Admini
hi doug...
1. whenever depth starts is the right time.
2. the bit you quote is harrison talking about a 2-3 day
process and you've just done two short sessions.
3. the question about how people feel after open space is
most interesting and i'd like to hear from others.
personally, i find that ho
To my good friends--
It is the job of the facilitator, Harrison says on p 110 of the Guide, to
take the daily activities of an OST deeper, and that is done by
progressively withdrawing from activity and sitting there letting go.
This is something I need to learn. I have felt that I am not getting
Dear all,
A conversation with a collegue about the use of the talking stick inspired
me to send this mail about one detail of it.
Instead of bringing one myself, I now ask the sponsor of an event to think
of one.
After explaining what we use it for, I say something like the following:
I would li
thank you for this suggestion, gerard! great idea. looking forward to seeing
you again during osonos in denmark. john
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