Marei,
Not only aggression but every feeling teaches me how important and sensible is
the way we communice.
Everytime i say ok now i have to communicate...I then have to find the best way
to do it..the best way is
when i am able to say what is correct for me (my truth) but without causing a
d
Dear Lucas,
you seem to be on an interesting track. Don't have time right now to get deeper
in it.
Probably it's somehow related with using the power of agression (because there
is strength in it) to build something instead of destroying sth (even though
sometimes something has to be destroyed
Diane, Michelle, Harrison--
Not only have you extended our space, but it is possible that there is more
learning and space here.
A few years ago someone wrote or said that even though the population is
ageing, it helps everyone if the numbers are larger on the telephone
keypads and the cooking di
Hi Harrison.
Thanks for sharing about your upcoming meeting and for inviting input.
The first thing after OS that came to my mind when learning about the CEO's
intention was what you and others on this list hear me talk about from time
to time. We call them Reflection Circles in the work we do i
Raffi, you wrote:
Ah yes, I do remember. Those were our notes - leaves and twigs from
where we sat under the tree. To post the topic I held up a blank piece
of paper and just said, 'Outside under that tree at 1:30". Wonderful
people came to sit with me in silence for about 1/2 hour. It was
d
All this writing about agression makes me want to look at it from newer
perspectives, if possible.
There's this framework for considering waste as a resource: "if there
are 5 kingdoms of life (bacteria, fungi, algae, plants, animals) then
one kingdom should never be food to itself, but only to the
Doug,
Joelle and I are looking at the idea of flying to one of the big cities of NE
Canada (Quebec, Toronto) and driving the rest of the way just for the
adventure. Maybe do some driving around the Maritime Provinces, too. And
Joelle
and Audrey are still planning a writers retreat. Our plan
Jack;
I think you have asked a great question about the words we use and their
implications - what does it mean to "open" pace if in fact all systems
are really self-organizing.
I think "open" is a relative word, not dualistic (open or closed). We
are enabling a system to be more "open" and more
I'm not sure you need much help, Jimbo - the image was great.
The ball is dropped, and you've got to get off the pole, get the ball,
and then start all over again, hopefully, this time singing, "Let it
Be"
It may be that when the ball is dropped, you learn how to put up a new
pole, a ladder o
Harrison--
Your description of the open Now reminds me of Ira Progoff's At a Journal
Workshop. Often I have mused about his "open moment" and the implications
of open space. Are you familiar with his work? What do you see as the
places where the two ideas inform each other?
Footprints in the Wind/sm # 566
ooOOOoo
oo
My focus has gone out,
it is hard to do words,
I am simply here with you.
This is love.
This is life.
Hi--
How will those of you from the US be getting to Halifax?
So far, I have not found any good airfares from my location (South Bend,
Indiana) to Halifax--all seem to be in the $500 range.
Is there another airport near Halifax that might be a good alternative? Is
anybody planning to drive, take
Hi all!
It came to me just now, Therese, the sprout from the then-ungerminated
seed of a thought in the email where I apologized to you for my
hurtful remarks onlist.
I think there IS a place for verbally expressing sexism, etc. in this
world. It would be great to become that totally enlightened
Thank you, Therese for your kind words.
And you said:
I agree.
And all of this mixing and matching and sharing and teaching of each
other builds networks which really help the work get done better (people
don't just get to know Madge in the copy room and go to HER for
everything, but they meet
Jack -
You ask about what it means to 'open space' if all systems are self
organizing (and so . already open, no?). And a parallel thought - does
that assume the space is closed before we open it.
You know that I often use body analogies.
You can do bodywork (chiropractic, acupuncture, massage)
Getting to Halifax. . . .
The "cheapest" flight that I can find to Halifax is about $600 from
Seattle. And I think it is a good idea to remember that airfares tend
to go up in the summer. The longer I wait to buy it, the more the
fare will likely cost.
I have half decided to take the train. It
[warning: this email may have some too explicit imagery for some]
This morning in my am meditation, I had a minor aha right as I was
about to ring my tibetan temple bells to usher me into a NOW, which
while expanded, very expanded, I (k)now can be even be a bigger NOW, a
fatter NOW, a jumbo NOW, f
G'day All
A friend sent me this, quite independently of this topic on our listserv.
This gift may contribute to your learning too.
With apologies for the mis-direction of my previous posting to this thread.
And love
Alan
Hong Kong
- Original Message -
From: "John Graham"
To: "Alan S
In a message dated 4/25/05 10:54:37 AM, chris.corri...@gmail.com writes:
Hey Doug...great idea...perhaps a role for our current poet laureate might
be to convene a contest to create a poem just big enough to fit in one's
pocket, perhaps relating to OST, perhaps relating to the 20th birthday and
19 matches
Mail list logo
