Thanks for sharing, dear Harrison
Made my day too. What a wonderful description of butterflies and how
rewarding it can be to act like one, instead of sitting in groups that are
not important for me.
Every now and then I get this question too. "Isn?t it boring for you during
an event?" I?ve never
Hi Sebastian
Jericho is a beautifull and unique city and God bless you for your
initiative.
Israelis are not aloud to Jericho but if there is anything that I can help
your initiative, from Jerusalem, I`ll be glad to do so
Avner Haramati
Jerusalem
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How precious... Thank you so much for sharing this.
Separately, and very related, it brought to mind the WDYDWYD Project... "Why
Do You Do What You Do" http://www.wdydwyd.com/
(P.S. There are some openspaceniks in the Omidyar Network section)
On 4/7/06, Raffi Aftandelian wrote:
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> My goodness,
Here is a little story about our upcoming work in Palestine.
It wont be easy, but Susanne is really working for her project
every day with so much energy, no matter what the news are.
Sebastian
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Keeping the spirit in turbulent times
The impact of the political situation on our project in
Dear Phelim
Yes, I believe you have captured the spirit of a festival and it's open
space-like features. This has helped
me to understand why I like festivals so much--even the less "fringey" ones!
They give audiences a more participatory relationship to art--a much more
dynamic experience than
Every now and again somebody asks me why I do what I do, with the
implication that doing nothing (in Open Space) could get real boring. Of
course I never get a question like that from people on this LIST, but you
know what I am talking about :-). Anyhow, this morning I received a letter
from Dania,
Note: forwarded message attached.
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