In a message dated 6/14/2005 5:12:55 P.M. Central Standard Time,
j...@designinglife.com writes:
One of my tests for good process is the question: Does it bring to people's
consciousness the kind of freedom in connectivity we and they want outside
the process?
Jack and Harrison,
How synchroni
Regarding the sketchy wireless situation for Christine's Girl Scout
event:'We' bought a device that cost, I think, about $300+ for
Seattle Practice of Peace so we could have wireless. Then we donated
the equipment to the site, which was one of the sponsors of the event.
But you can probably r
There definitely can be plenty of space for those in the gathering
that are not interested in finding a way through.
Or put differently, I think not interested in finding a way through
is an issue just as any other.
My expectation would be that people with that kind of issue might
well be turning i
Hi Christine,
I've put some thoughts below.
Peggy
- Original Message -
From: Christine Whitney Sanchez
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 2:23 PM
Subject: [OSLIST] Timing for really large groups
Hi All,
Apropos to the wonderful thread abou
Hi Artur,
I believe that it is indeed possible that doing TWC first could have
contributed to the freedom shock for some. (That's why I said It's possible
that the contrast heightened the shock.) It is possible that for others, it
reduced the shock.
Ultimately, I think Harrison has the righ
- Original Message -
From: Artur Silva
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 6:51 AM
Subject: Re: [OSLIST] Fw: The World Cafe meets Open Space
Peggy:
Please see below what I am commenting.
I wonder if the "freedom shock" was created
Harrison:
As you are aware, I do a great deal of work with religious
communities/congregations/parishes that are stuck, highly anxious, or in
conflict. A couple of questions and observations--
I have found the behavior for those in the religious vs those in the
corporate world is not differen
The most important part of your thoughts here, Harrison, is the notion that any
good process reminds people of what's true in life at large anyway. The further
a process gets from the authenticity of fully engaged and living, the less
effective it may be in the long run. One of my tests for good
Hi All,
Apropos to the wonderful thread about the combination of OST with World Cafe
or any other method, Claudia Haack and I, along with a dedicated design team
and a multitude of volunteers, are preparing for the 2005 Girl Scout
National Convention.
On October 7, Claudia and I will open the spa
HARRISON WROTE, in response to our conversation about TWC:
" I understand that this approach could be viewed as my effort to
uphold the purity of OST. Perhaps, but I would like to think that it
goes deeper than that. From where I sit -- freedom and the necessity
of accepting the responsibility of f
Artur: A gentleman of courage and perspicacity! Asking precisely my question
which I feared to pose. . .leading to a wonderment which I share.
"I would say that to have TWC before OST has no added value and may help create
(or maximize) the freedom shock; and the intimacy created by the "intimat
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