In a message dated 8/16/05 10:48:26 AM, d...@innergy.ca writes:
> Paul,
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> I'm a little concerned about the attacking voice of this posting. Especially
> from one that appears to be a voice that is listened to on this list.
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Yes, it was probably too forceful. Certainly not meant as attack
Thanks, Chris!
Subtleties of language escaping this "naturalized" US citizen!
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 11:00:24 -0700, Chris Corrigan wrote:
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Judi--
Such lovely words. I am saving them to savor again. Thank you, Judi.
:-Doug. Germann
Seeking people making community change.
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hello mikk, et al...
i'm a big fan of invitation. but i think that's just one side of it,
or just the beginning. seems it begs the question, invitation to do
what? self-organize, maybe. but i'd go more general still and say
'pay attention.' once folks are paying attention to the same thing,
m
Today I recieved a digest that was truncated at 2611 lines and yet only covered one message. I believe that this is because the initial message quoted an entire digest which was rather longer and had regular and html elements in it.
I wonder if someone may have the "What is the basic process in OS
My apologies. The graphs did not show up in the posting. If anyone wants
to see them they are available at:
http://www.vaccinationdebate.com/web1.html
They are quite thought provoking...
duff
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Thanks Anne...I so enjoy the stories of our beginnings, and in the telling,
and receiving, find myself learning something new and renewing my own
commitment to learn.
Every community has its Elders, the people who have walked that ground long
before us and who can guide us in our own travels. I
Hello everyone. I have a couple of stories to offer re. the beginnings of
Open Space Technology and the forms it has taken. AND there is a whole
issue of At Work published by Berrett Kohler in 1997 (which I believe can be
accessed on their website archives??) which I put together that has a num
Dear colleagues,
following the report by Catherine Pfaehler from Switzerland of
perhaps the first Open Space Technology event in a camp of
naturalists.
Not any old camp but THE camp in Switzerland which was founded in
1930,
not so much as a "nudist colony" but a concept for "the new times".
This pl
Dear OSLISTERS in the United Kingdom and Ireland
Only six weeks to go to the second OSonOS in the
UK in London on September 30, 2005.Please see
details below and register NOW to reserve a place
at the one and only UK Open Space Gathering.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE SECOND UK OPEN
Paul,
I'm a little concerned about the attacking voice
of this posting. Especially from one that appears to be a voice that is
listened to on this list. I'm
also concerned about the making forceful shutdown statements as if they
were fact when they are simply opinion. There is a significant bo
According to me; the impact of OST can change the world reality or be just a
dream (like a drug through which you discover yr power, get inspired
but get back to reality soon)...
Can freedom, inspiration, conversation, collaboration created there sustain?
We don't know...it depends on many thin
On 8/16/05, Pannwitz, Michael M wrote:
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> Dear colleagues,
> following the report by Catherine Pfaehler from Switzerland of perhaps the
> first Open Space Technology event in a camp of naturalists.
>
You had me there for a second! In English, the word "naturalist" means
someone who makes a s
Hi Mikk
Good to hear from you. I will facilitate an OST-training next week, so I
will for certain get some more good questions...
For me one of the most basic process in OST is selforganization. Another one
is invitation.
Just a few nickles just before going to bed
Hope to see you soon again
Thomas
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