This is the newest principle for OS that Funda and I are proposing.after our
experience in OS yesterday :-)
Ok, just around the days when we have been contemplating on "whatever
happens is the only thing that could have", I will share with you a brief
reflection on this open space we experienced,
Filiz,
sometimes it happens, that people appreciate conversations, but are not
ready or willing or able to act. People are happy with what they picked out
of the sessions for themselves. In this cases a convergence session does not
make any sense. When it's over, it's over, may be another time.
My goodness what an excellent thread! I'm no longer sure how it started but
no matter; much warm and wise sharing felt and received from many different
traditions (can one call Wilber a tradition yet?).
Thank you.
In the touching conversation on touching, I don't think I saw the word
"invite" a
Hi Filiz,
In order to be able to assist you in your thinking, and you have said
you wish practical help, there is more information that I would like to
have from you.
1. What was the role of the sponsor? The sponsor actually opens the
space for the facilitator to facilitate the OST meeting,
OST has worked; 34 issues were posted, 12 action plans were anounced and we
(all the group and us) learned many things.
Filiz, although she is not aware of that, was wonderful!
Funda
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From: Filiz Telek
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Monday, March
Filiz and Funda,
It sounds like your OS on public transport was very productive ... The only
thing that could have happened did.
It¹s my experience in open space that I don¹t decide what people are ever
capable of when I invite them to invite others into conversation about what
matters to them. I
Dear colleagues,
Unfortunately, we are not in a position yet to make an official
announcement for the 14th International OSonOS in Moscow August 4-6.
We are in the process of determining and settling upon a conference
venue. We are looking at a few sites and once we have finalized this
we will mak
thanks, Winston, for reminding us of the word 'invite'.
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Warmly,
Tree Fitzpatrick
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I too like the word invite which goes right along with the 4 principles
and one law. All of it assists people to really understand how valuable
their personal energy and wisdom is and that they should not stay in any
situations within which their energy is not resonating. Easier said than
done for
We were having a nice conversation on this list called 'a quiet time'.
. . and then Paul posted a couple of nasty phrases that stung me.
He wrote derisively about 'extreme individualism', making it feel to
me, in a very ugly way, that he does not think it is okay for people
to try to get their nee
Paul, I did read Birgitt's entire post.
Just because all of the participants at Birgitt's event had bipolar or
schizophrenia, you had no reason to make the bigoted assumption that when on
member voiced anger and pain she was 'clearly mentally unstable'.
It has never been the custom to publish pri
Just because 'everyone at an event has bipolar or schizophrenia" no one free
of ignorance and bigotry would assume an expression of anger meant mental
instability.
On 3/6/06, Tree Fitzpatrick wrote:
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> Paul, I did read Birgitt's entire post.
>
> Just because all of the participants at Birgitt'
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