The Origins of Mothers' Day

Friends, In honor of Mothers' Day, I wanted to distribute this information about passion and action. The website below has the original Proclamation written by Julia Ward Howe, who also wrote the "Battle Hymn of the Republic". I encourage you to read it and the history that follows it. http://w

Be the Change Event

I have mentioned this event in a previous posting and wanted to both let you know about it - www.bethechange.org.uk - and learn from any responses. As you can see below this is a participative event with speakers and Open Space on day 3. This format may not be id

Re: OST and Open Forums

Artur - breathing's good...feel your feet. Harrison - eagerly awaiting. Everything I do to "improve" really only complicates. Partially that's due to high-tech and government clients expecting detailed deliverables. But OS supplies so much of the power of the event with such ease... What's next?

Re: OST and Open Forums

I have enormous respect for what Arnie and others do - but I still think they work too hard. This is not about Open Space, or contrasting Open Space Technology with other approaches - it is really about the deep reality of self-organization. In this regard, I think we all work too hard. In fact, I

Fwd: Follett Conversation on Creative Democracy: Research Teams LO31076

Hello: I am Fwding this from the LOlist as I imagine that some points may interest you all, namelly 1. and 2. Point 3 may interest some people from USA (or even from outside the center of the Empire). Point 4, specially as it cames after 3, is very interesting... It suggestes that 4 is an "America

Re: OST and Open Forums

Harrison: --- Harrison Owen wrote: > In fact, I > increasingly see Open Space Technology as a "halfway > technology" - an > interesting and useful step on a journey. More about > this later. I would like to know more about that. I am curious but also somewhat afraid of what will unfold... Artu