Dear John and everybody,
I live in a city where one can see extreme cases ( richness and poorness,
joy and powerty so on...)
in a short distance from each other.
One sees so big problems, and so strong struggle for life
that sometime the word "open space" looks funny, silly and luxury.
I stil
Funda -- I am not sure that Opening Space is such a minimal contribution to the
lives of those who struggle in whatever way. In fact it may just be the only
truly useful one. Physical and social resources are, of course, essential --
but the capacity to effectively use those resourses is of equa
I am proposing to trial 2 sigs I feel most passionately about, starting early
september (before which time I am offline visiting family the other side of
the world). The idea of a sig is that anyone can join and we regularly report
back any progress to the larger virtual community you joined fro
Harrison wrote: When struggle reaches its ultimate stages, it seems that
space just closes down and even the simplest act appears to be beyond the
realm of possibility. In such moments, available resourse, meager though
they may be, are often overlooked and bypassed. Opening space for such
people
John,
Wonderful to see you again in Halifax. The event was quite moving for me on
several occasions. Great that we had 12 countries represented and many
first-timers from Canada as well as a few from elsewhere. The Canada OSonOS
team
did marvelously and I found the setting most appropria
