I stay in the room usually, at least for the first part of the marketplace.
The reason is because I love watching it happen. I stay out of the way for
sure, tidying up coffee cups, maybe grabbing my laptop and typing out to the
topics so that I look busy enough that no one will bother me. But I
Gail:
I would be happy if you would like to have it translated into
Chinese...thanks for the offer!
(Funny to think of having Lao Tzu translated BACK into Chinese. I hope it
will make sense! Perhaps it would be better to use the original on the left
side of the pages...let's chat more offlist)
The Métier of Blossoming
by Denise Levertov
Fully occupied with growing--that's
the amaryllis. Growing especially
at night: it would take
only a bit more patience than I've got
to sit keeping watch with it till daylight;
the naked eye could register every hour's
increase in height. Like a child
Friends:
I am pleased to announce the release of a small book I have been working on
for the last three years. It is called "The Tao of Holding Space" and it is
a collection of interpretations of the 81 short chapters of the Chinese
classic Tao te Ching as they apply to my experience of holding
Hi Phelim
I guess for me it depends on whether you have the same people there or not.
Even with a few people - it will probably feel quite different. I have run
to OS based events concerning gun crime in the UK - separated by two years.
There was some overlap of people - but most were new - so it
Dear Yoav,
Kids are wonderful when honestly invited to self organize and fully
participate in open space programs. In my experience, when the theme
is something they really feel is important, they get up lots of
topics, have both deep and fun conversations, write and post their
reports in no
OK time for a confession - which if turned over becomes an invitation.
The poem "Diving Deep" which danced its way serendipitously into this poetry
contest was one of a handful of poems I've written in my adult life AND NOW
I blushingly wear the tiara of the OSLIST Poet Laureate. I wholly w
no problem
or
actually absolutely necessary under the heading of diversity or getting
the whole system into the room
have had teachers approach me on doing on os on the topic of "Improving
the Learning and Living in our school"
When asked who all needed to be there to work on that topic
product
Hi there friends,
Phelim here. As a few of you know in jan this year our company
Improbable and I invited and facilitated an open space event for the
UK theatre community called "DEVOTED and DISGRUNTLED. What are we
going to do about theatre?" This was a very exciting beginning to my
open
the searching and praying for leaders should end simultaneously for
leadership to end.
funda
- Original Message -
From: "Yoav Peck"
To:
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2006 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: The end of leadership
Romy,
Appreciate your response. Thanks much. Good to know that folks out
Re: The END of leadership:
Dear Yaav. Thank you for your beautiful, full description of a situation we
find in the mainstream of all the cultures in which we are currently
working. AND I echo dear Romy's words to you with enthusiasm.
There's a chant we often sang at Spirited Work (an Open Space
Dear Yoav Peck,
over the last few years I have facilitated open space gatherings for
daycare centers, elementary schools, highschools, vocational
schoolsand I know that several others on this list are very active
in this field.
My experience is that if there is a burning, complex, conflicti
Ashley--
Fun, indeed! This is really great, that students at your school are
learning to self-organize and help themselves.
Years ago, I opened space for the teachers and staff of an elementary school.
The students were not involved in this one, though the first graders set up
the room (a
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