Great question, really. I have also
* Taken a walk in the forest (while there was an assistant present
in the plenary room) to be with the forest beings, admire this wonderful
nature, calm down, get back to the here-and-now and to breathing -
occasionally bringing something back to the cen
Dear Peggy,
Thank you very much for sending us your excellent article!
These lines of yours --
On 1/5/07, Peggy Holman wrote:
...
Since conversation is a primary means for human interaction, it is central
to how process happens in human systems. As such, conversation is as an
evolutionary fo
I am so pleased with the texture and variety of responses to this question.
With Web 2.0 and wikis being relatively new to many people who have been
engaged in community and facilitation practice, we're all explorers and our
annecdotes are starting to tell the story of "what happens".
Peggy and Mi
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Dear Friends,
Bond Street Theat
The "secret" of Open Space is hardly secret any more. Self-organization pure
and simple. So the method itself is really nothing new. Actually it is about
14 billion years old. It has always been a dance for me - the age old dance
of chaos and order. Never one, never the other - always on the way. A
Peggy,
A brilliant piece of writing! Ive been contemplating, discoursing and
dialoguing about the power of conversations for sometime now, and deeply
share your thoughts on this. Susan Scott's book Fierce Conversations (the
word fierce is debatable. She defines it has gutsy, honest, truthful,
f
Ralph--
My list would look a lot like yours. I have taken walks and naps, looked
out the window, written bad poetry, typed a list of session titles, felt myself
holding space, watched what was going on, occasionally slip into a session in
a "listening only" mode, picked up coffee cups, tracke
Ralph--
I've been in the situation where the circle of chairs was jammed against the
wall, and I'm sure your solution worked better than mine. We had the
additional challenge that we were in a brand-new resort hotel, the walls had
just
been painted, and they wanted nothing taped on any of th
