Michael, Artur--
Because I was generalizing, I seem to have given the impression that I would
intervene to get the results I wanted. Usually, the dynamic is more like
re-opening space in myself to accept that where the group is going is not what I
expected--but it is what is needed. And sometime
Dear Joelle,
this is exciting stuff stirred up by you and others and the fellow
from the extreme western part of Europe!
In my short life as an "open space-facilitator" after some 30+ years
of doing all kinds of facilitation, including trying to get a hold of
"the place where we needed to be", I ha
Dear Artur,
the text you quote is contained as a quote in ho's book "The Practice
of Peace" (pages 74 through 80, followed by "A Participant's
Reaction", pages 80 and 81).
Commenting on this particular open space, ho then writes on page 82
"At no point during our time together did I intervene in an
Dear Joelle (and Michael P):
At 15:28 26-06-2003 -0400, Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
In my 20+ years working as a facilitator (in Open Space and other forms),
there have been a number of times when I have realized, on the last
morning of a
meeting, that where I thought we would go was not the pl
Hi Tim -- this is great -- thanks for sharing! I gave a workshop on Open
Space Technology on Wednesday night of the Shambhala Institute. Gave one
last year too and was astounded at the number of people who attended a two
hour workshop and went back and started using it in their organizations.
Thi
At 19:23 25-06-2003 -0500, Michael Herman wrote:
hi all...
anybody here on the list done any thinking about how ost syncs up with
the work on pattern languages and the nature of order by chris alexander
and the agile/xp software development crowd?
seems to directly parallel complexity and ost w
At 10:35 PM 6/26/2003 +0100, Artur wrote:
The group in Rome was doing difficult and painful work--maybe far more
painful than they had anticipated. So Harrison's intervention, asking
them to
choose again whether they wished to continue this difficult work, felt
appropriate
to me.
To me too. I
Dear Michael (Berlin)
At 10:24 26-06-2003 +0200, Pannwitz, Michael M wrote:
which rule of os did ho break, cleverly?
Thank you very much for your question. This is only one opinion and HO will
correct me if he wants to - or any one of you, for that matter.
I don't know exactly what was planne
Michael,
the article you wrote in your notebook at http://www.globalchicago.net.
regarding Christopher Alexander 's work and complexity and our understanding
of it in OST is exceptionally good. Well done and thank you!
in the earlier days of the list, some of us participated in a discussion of
Ch
Michael-- I read your article and followed some of the links to original
sources. I found myself on the verge of, yet not grasping, much of the
original source material. So I skimmed with something other than my mind
at the helm. What came up for me was this: perhaps Alexander's work was
at the no
joelle,
even I am not really inside the subjects discussed at that rome meeting, I
need to say you that the sentence you wrote here - "where I thought we
would go was not the place where we needed to be, and I had to decide how to
create a space for what was needed" was present a lot of times du
In a message dated 6/26/03 12:01:02 PM, artsi...@mail.eunet.pt writes:
<< Polanyi once wrote (defining tacit knowledge) that "we know more that we
can say". On myself and on the others I use to compare what one says and
what one does (how one walks the talk). And I always think that what one
do
Hi all rapping open spacers and to Tim the student of rap and open
doors to many more spaces...
It works
it raps
it touches the corners
it swings
and rocks
and speaks
of new spaces
to open
to learn
to be
and rap
some
more
thanks for the newness and courage of this, tim
- toke
torsdag 26. j
In a message dated 6/26/03 5:41:19 AM, owe...@mindspring.com writes:
<< Wonderful! Must become a part of the permenant record. Maybe now we will
have a Rap contest in addition to the Poetry Contest?
>>
Or maybe the next contest will be poems and rap? Stay tuned . . .
Joelle
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Great stuff
Erich
- Original Message -
From: Tim Merry - Engage!
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 11:58 AM
Subject: Open Space Rap
Dear OS Listers
Recently at Shamabhala Institute in Canada, Nova Scotia, I wrote a rap to
introduce open space.
Thanks for sharing, Tim!
I think your OS-rap is really great. Have you used it for an opening?? I
wonder what that would do and how it would look (also in the faces of
participants, especially if not expecting it to happen! Talking about
mind-blasters...)
Well, it´s time to get on paining the house
hi Michael and all,
what a surprise, and a double one!
Not only was Christopher Alexanders' work one of the most important
influences for my previous work as an architect and facility programmer (and
I translated big parts of 'A Pattern Language' into German) - and I used his
patterns for my work
Dear OS Listers
Recently at Shamabhala Institute in Canada, Nova Scotia, I wrote a rap to
introduce open space.
Toke Moller and Marianne Knuth invited me into their module on convening
conversations and the art of hosting to offer it to thier group. It was well
recieved and has given me the i
Yes, indeed Raffi,
its simple but not easy,
as keeps being pointed out
so its grand
to be on this journey with you and
the whole community
hugs
see you in Berlin and Denmark
mmp
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 10:34:44 +0400, Raffi Aftandelian wrote:
>Dear listers,
>I want to thank those who responded to my
Dear listers,
I want to thank those who responded to my email a few days back. The
offline responses really helped me get more clarity on OS. Bit by bit
OS becomes more accessible to me...
So simple, yet so complicated...
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osl...@lists
Dear Artur,
which rule of os did ho break, cleverly?
greetings from Berlin
mmp
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 00:44:26 +0100, Artur Ferreira da Silva wrote:
>
>Let me add two other comments on the Rome event that I have not made one
>year ago. For sure ,
>and as you and Avner have pointed out, there was the
Wow! Tim-- This is wonderfully creative and fun. Thanks for sharing.
BJ Peters
Tim Merry - Engage! wrote:
Dear OS Listers
Recently at Shamabhala Institute in Canada, Nova Scotia,
I wrote a rap to introduce open space.
Toke Moller and Marianne Knuth invited me i
At 11:58 AM 6/26/2003 +0200, Tim wrote:
Dear OS Listers
Recently at Shamabhala Institute in Canada, Nova Scotia, I wrote a rap to
introduce open space.
Toke Moller and Marianne Knuth invited me into their module on convening
conversations and the art of hosting to offer it to thier group. It w
Hey Merry no crap
dat is some kinda rap!
It cover the bases
with aces
so de kings an queens
can get what it means
to open some space
for de race
of human beens!
Winston
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osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
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To
Ted, Birgitt, Harrison and all
It is late, I am dead tired' and I do not trust my English in times like
this but I feel compelled to write, at least some "news":
In terms of direct traceable results that I am aware of (I was a participant
in Rome) there are quit a few . some of them are not storie
Artur, Lucy and Florian
Hugs to you all
Thank you for the translations and for trying to describe--- sound. I didn't
know how difficult it can be!
the reason that I asked is that it looked to me very close to the word
"brachot (or "brachos") (is it?
) that in Hebrew mean "blessings" and it is the w
Tova--
Thanks for taking the time to share some of the results from the conference
in Rome which you know personally and are able to share.
The news which comes in our newspapers and on our television screens, here in
America, is all about war and terrorism and the inability to disagree. But
it
Tova:
At 01:36 26-06-2003 +0200, Averbuch wrote:
It is late, I am dead tired' and I do not trust my English in times like
this but I feel compelled to write, at least some "news" (...)
Thanks for the news. My conclusion: in spite of bad conditions created by
radicals in both sides (one of the
Dear Tova:
At 01:36 26-06-2003 +0200, Averbuch wrote:
the reason that I asked is that it looked to me very close to the word
"brachot (or "brachos") (is it?
) that in Hebrew mean "blessings" and it is the way I conclude my letters
many times
so
"Bracot"
Yes, the sound is close. My Dicctionary
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