yes!
and simple does not mean easy.
~lpt
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 3:50 PM, paul levy wrote:
Saying it is only a manner of speaking is only a manner of speaking.
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> If your time organism is big enough it includes your now.
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> There's more to this than meets the "I"!
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> I'm sure there is more el
greetings back, michael ~
sending warmth and affirmation from the tropics.
~ lpt
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 3:43 PM, Michael M Pannwitz wrote:
When I have a contract to facilitate an os-event I remind myself that space
> is always open - sometimes it might appear almost closed - , regardless of
> wh
Saying it is only a manner of speaking is only a manner of speaking.
If your time organism is big enough it includes your now.
There's more to this than meets the "I"!
I'm sure there is more eloquence than just "big". I think that perhaps
"big" brought us to the brink of world economic collapse.
When I have a contract to facilitate an os-event I remind myself that
space is always open - sometimes it might appear almost closed - ,
regardless of what I do.
And then I remind myself that in my experience, using Open Space
Technology has always worked in expanding time and space for the work
It is only a manner of speaking. If your NOW is big enough it includes what
we (used to) call Past and Future. So how is that for esoterica?
ho
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for sure, there are such worldviews.
not only circular ...
infolding and unfolding, unfurling and unraveling, undulating and spiraling
...
making itself over and over again.
not just time ...
bliss and suffering, as well as living and dying ...
thanksgiving be [?]
greetings from the philippines.
Harrison
Yes, and more...
The "now" becomes enormous because it forms part of the time organism - a
living organism because past, present and future all live vibrantly within
it. This is no mere theory. Now is where we are present, but before and
beyond are where we are also alive.
But no. The p
Paul - "And it is why I believe that when we open space, we open space not
only for the future but for our whole "time organism"." I like it. If only
because I wrote a book, "Expanding Our Now." The idea is simple, maybe
simple minded. But it goes like this: The past is over, the future hasn't
hap
Perfectly described, Koos!
And it is why I believe that when we open space, we open space not only for
the future but for our whole "time organism".
It is also why, if there must be "action planning" is need not only come at
the end!
Time is linear, circular and many other things as well.
Warm
Paul,
I once heard a story from someone who had been to Greece, interviewing
people about the political and economic situation there. He reports that
some people would say: We cant predict the future after all, you have no
idea of the things that are still hidden behind your back. The me
David
There's a depth and warm texture to your model.
I would offer this:
You define vision this:
"what does it look like when it is done"
I believe that is only part of vision.
Vision is what does the temporal picture look like: the picture of past,
present AND future, all playing into each o
When I do open space with my business hat on in the consulting role, I
almost always start with four imperatives that most companies start with,
even if they havent articulated it, but soon lose sight of. I call it VMPM.
Vision, Mission, Purpose, Method. Many companies have a mission statement,
few
Ditto for me too! Suzanne
On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 9:49 PM, Lourdes Adriana Diaz-Berrio Doring <
adri...@diazberrio.com> wrote:
> Yes I agree with Nici I was going to say the same thing!
> Adriana Diaz-Berrio, Montreal, Quebec
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>
> 2013/3/23 Nici Richter
>
>> What a wonderful conversation!
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