I love the ritualising of story and personal/collective mythology...thanks for
refreshing memory Tova
When I've used a similar process, we occasionally have a bit of a 'wake' to
finish off the storytelling sessionwhat people need to let go might be
written down on a piece of paper, collect
Tova: Thanks! I like it. Craig
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On Sep 18, 2012, at 2:39 PM, "Tova Averbuch" wrote:
> Because you are describing row emotions (anxiety? Confusing? Rage? ) If
> it is possible I would choose to meet with few more people just to have a
> better sense of what is going on
Totally Brilliant – and it always works. Thank you Tova!
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Because you are describing row emotions (anxiety? Confusing? Rage? ) If it
is possible I would choose to meet with few more people just to have a better
sense of what is going on, be more grounded and sense more clearly what is
needed and what are the relationships.
As for the story tel
Michael -- You raise some interesting points, but I am not really sure that
the antithesis you suggest between stability and change works out the way
you say it does in OST or in self organization in general. (you said: "i
think if we fall into thinking that control and stability are bad or
misguid
Tova: thanks for your response. I like the story telling. What or how might the
story telling be framed? Possibly, tell a story when you exp. this
organization at best or .. . Thanks, Craig
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On Sep 18, 2012, at 11:06 AM, "Tova Averbuch" wrote:
> One more thing you can con
One more thing you can consider , depending how much time you have , is to
start with stories that want to be told. Story telling session may open the
hearts, minds and flow of energy in what seems to be challenging post
traumatic/stuck (?) situation. It also gives voice to every individual and
It is indeed incredible (and improbable) :)
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ב-18 בספט 2012, בשעה 02:15, "JL Walker" כתב/ה:
> Dear Tova, it’s incredible. From the beginning of this thread I was thinking
> to post practically the same. Do you know that Eugene Gendlin and his
> “focusing” was the theme of my t
Michael:
I appreciate your insight into this and the way you framed a question that
gathers the direction of the 3 he poses, but moves them out of the "how to" or
"yes/no" dialect and into the deeper conversation.
Thanks,Craig
> Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2012 22:07:39 -0500
> From: mich...@michaelher
The question is always critical but needn't be difficult to formulate. In
fact I have often found that folks who had difficulty shaping a question
were often not very sure why they wanted to meet in the first place. But
that is probably not the situation here. Anyhow, I would suggest something a
li
I believe you are on target. Part of the issue of not being abel to formulate
a question as I hear it is that he is so overwhelmed with the raw emotions that
he is unclear about why meet in the first place, or maybe, or he is wondering
how or where to begin a conversation of such magnitude--ri
Dear Juan Lois, it is incredible and improbableJ, you got me curios
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