With deep gratitude for the energy of this thread of conversation
I'm still sufficiently intact to remember my first OST experience -
as a participant - and my overwhelming sense of 'homecoming'...a
deeply resonating feeling of something intangible beyond my knowing.
I loved that sensation
Thanks, Brendan!
:- Doug.
On Fri, 2009-05-08 at 00:04 +0800, Brendan McKeague wrote:
> beyond knowing, beyond words...this poem speaks to me of such a
> space...cheers Brendan
>
> Learning to pray without words
> by Fredrick Zydek
>
> You must turn away from the speech
friends and colleagues,
can you suggest anyone who can give a good talk illustrating how the process
arts have and can be used for change on environmental issues?
A community college in San Diego is looking for speakers for a series on
environmental issues.
I'm looking for someone in California
friends,
this is a call for table facilitators for a 21st Century Townhall event in
DC on Internet Access.
I've facilitated at two such events and think at the very least it's an
opportunity to talk to organizers and others about using ost and related
process arts for their work.
warmly
raffi
dear friends,
below came from the dynamic facilitation list. thought it might be of interest.
the paper mentioned is downloadable at
http://pacefunders.org/
and yes, ost does earn a mention...
appreciatively,
raffi
âPACE Releases Guide on Deliberative Democracy and Democratic Governanceâ
Dear all
Many thanks for your responses to my post.
Especially to Harrison for his reassuring words (esp. it's mainstream now) -
I'd hate to be thought of too left of field :-).
Also to Catherine for her tip (I find occasions for OS every day, simply by
reading the newspaper). I will start to
Hello everyone,
There are a few spaces left if you wish to join the May 27-29 2009 English Open
Space learning
workshop in Ottawa, Canada (description at www.dianegibeault.com click
Open Space, Training, Brochure).
At the April French workshop in Ottawa, 23 participants
Amen.Pat Black
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Brendan McKeague
wrote:
> beyond knowing, beyond words...this poem speaks to me of such a
> space...cheers Brendan
>
> *Learning to pray without words
> *by Fredrick Zydek
>
> You must turn away from the speech center
> until the desire for languag
Christy--
Wow! You have left me saying Wow!
What an evocative notion--the space is alive. Is this true? Can we make
it so? Can we at least meet it so?
There are excerpts of Alexander's 4th book here:
http://books.google.com/books?id=6CIHB3_1tLMC&printsec=frontcover&dq=christopher+alexander+natur
Hi--
NCDD has created a playlist on YouTube of Dialogue and Deliberation
videos.
That might be a good idea for OS videos.
I am willing to learn how to create such a list if you are willing to
help collect the links to the videos (and maybe hold my hand as I learn
how to do this!).
Anybody want
David
Good question you've raised.
I echo what Lisa has said and add the following:
1. Recommend you to F. Capra's book, "The Hidden Connections - a
science for sustainable living" which is a very readable invitation to
shift our thinking from competition to collaboration (using th
Lisap
I am not sure where this started but I love this thread...it reminds
me that that i have finally and at last (after a struggle) espoused
the value that the more of us there are opening space and working
affirmatively the better for everyone...including each of us...
I honour the wis
Dear all,
Open Space is something that gives live to the sessions, it gives
opportunity for participants to talk into the issue that they feel people
should be talking to. I cannot believe it has been around 6 years, I was
introduced to Open Space, whenever I facilitate it, I still feel that there
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