Dear Romy,
Thanks for your words. The group is indeed very motivated and growing very
nicely; after our OS gatherings they put up an Open Space Forum site and
named it
"The Open Space for a better Jerusalem" where they exchange ideas,
plan for meetings, Q&A, and personal stories... The site is bi
Meg - I find the image fascinating as well - particularly in the Open
Space context. We speak about "holding space" - and the picture of that
for me has always been two hands cupped - and obviously face up. If you
close those two hands - you end up with two fists. Definitely not what
we want. And i
RE:
If you close those two hands - you end up with two fists. Definitely not
what we want.
~ (delighted laughter!) I pictured the closing of two open hands, like
an almond. The result, according to a dear and wise women that I know,
is the mandorla, which has become a very powerful symbol for me
Poet Laureate Joelle wrote
"Looking forward to see who comes."
Clearly, whovever comes are the right poets.
When we began this "contest" several years ago, we stipulated that all poems
submitted had to be connected in some way to open space. This requirement
seems to have been dropped, and I am
Dear Agneta,
I just have been in Budapest last week with my collegue Yaari and we met
another collegue of ours, who also was on our ostraining in weimar this year.
This
is her adress
Ibolya, Emese "Emi"
1084 Budapest
Tavaszmezö ul. 6
Ungarn
Gesch. 1: +36 (030) 4708812
Privat: +36 (01) 2104798
Robyn -- lovely image!
This conversation reminds me of one from last January called "self-organization
is what consciousness (spirit) does".
I pulled this snippet of mine from it:
I recently was given a gift of an image around this that I've found quite
helpful. A Buddhist priest attended Spi
Am 29.10.2003 23:08 Uhr schrieb "Fr Brian S Bainbridge" unter
:
..
> One "wit" writes that there are three phases to change The third stage -
wonder of wonders - involves> applying the very change which was proscribed
- sometimes out of> desperation because .
> Some reflection from a v
Michael wrote:
how does one find the balance between fear/control and letting go/going
with the flow?
I don't think you ever will. And if you did - you would be dead. As the
fellow says - when you reach equilibrium in biology, you are dead. So
then what? I would guess we are all on a journey up o
Florian--
Excellent way with words you have, my friend!
:-Doug.
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