Thanks a lot, dear Arno, Harrison, John and Raffi, for your sharing your
wisdoms and experiences!
Background of my question was, that based on my international online work with
OpenSpace-Online, I know how important translations and single words are. No
question: face-to-face OST is the most un
Hi,
first of all thanks a lot for this the discussion on "whatever happens...".
I'm learning a lot from all of you! :-). My reflection follows
The principles in Italy
This is how normally people reacts to the principles here in Italy - at
least in my experience (from the latter to the firs
Hello! [smiling and waving]
I'm loving this discussion, and have a tiny contribution - that it seems
clear from what people have said that everyone, facilitator and participants
alike, hears the principles as they are. The principles cannot exist as dry,
objective, concrete concepts; it's impos
Good point Joanna! The effective meaning of words is most often to be found
in the ears of the listener - no matter what the speaker may have intended.
And that meaning can and does change. And with that change, very often comes
new and deeper understanding - sometimes surprising new understandings
