Thank you Carmela for your beautiful poem
What a nice way to start the week end lightly !
Warmest thoughts, béatrice
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Dear James,
it has been done, most certainly in Australia.
Here is the link to those colleagues that listed themselves in the World
Map/Australia
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/moreinfo/contactinfo.php?c_id=10
If I remember correctly, Brendan, the fifth in the list, did it... but
certainly
Sounds like dogma to me, Harrison.
On Saturday, 10 August 2013, Carmela Ariza wrote:
> Dear HO and the rest of OS loving colleagues,
>
> While reading again fully and partly the sharing/discussion on
> certification and now this - point of Harrison on "I will be the first to
> cheer the departure
James Sheldon:
Yes I can tell you that when my dear step father pasted away I ask the
friends and family to meet in a circle and asked them to share what ever
they wanted to say about this moment or about this incredible man and it
was a very powerful way to open the space and to listen to each ot
Working is the emergence (difference) between the first and the second
Martini.
Prosit
Florian
Florian Fischer
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Am 09.08.2013 um 19:57 schrieb ei...@gatewayc.com:
Harrison, you are mo
Like that, Florian ;-)
Regards
Artur
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Working is the emergence (difference) between the first and the
James... I think you might argue that every Open Space is a funeral of
sorts. When a group of people find themselves at a critical juncture it is
almost always the case, at least in my experience, that something has died
and needs to be let go of. That may be an idea, a practice, a business
model,
Carmela – Beautiful and thank you! Reminds me of my favorite Bette Miller...
It's the heart afraid of breaking
That never learns to dance.
It's the dream afraid of waking
That never takes the chance.
It's the one who won't be taken,
Who cannot seem to give,
And the soul afraid of dyin'
That nev
Hi Artur!
So glad to have you turn around, I didn't see you here in the pub under
that hat :-)
Here is a perhaps indirect answer to your direct question about *certificate
vs. certification.*
My thoughts about it likely do not correspond to common usage of the terms
& ideas.
The way I think of t
Hey Chris C!
I think our views are very much in accord. Great to share the table with
you. Speaking of "communities of practice" as I referred to in my response
to Artur, the *Art of Hosting* is a group that I have never made the time
to explore directly but have always respected and appreciated
I think my experience in th Art of Hosting and Genuine Contact speaks to me if
the longing we all have to see that these methods are pointing at a way of
being, that there is something beyond the methods that, if you learn about it,
makes things fly.
So I love OST - it is my home place in this
well said indeed :-)
On Sat, Aug 10, 2013 at 12:53 PM, Chris Corrigan
wrote:
> I think my experience in th Art of Hosting and Genuine Contact speaks to
> me if the longing we all have to see that these methods are pointing at a
> way of being, that there is something beyond the methods that, if
Hi Chris:
Thanks for your clarification.
It always has been - and it is now - a great pleasure to read your posts.
You also wrote: "I'm also active in a most inspiring response to the current
alarming political situation in my home state, including by using OST."
That is something that, if you
Dear Chris W.,
so, whats so unfortunate about teaching?
cheers
mmp
On 10.08.2013 16:53, Chris Weaver wrote:
Unfortunately I will begin teaching in about a week and my time will be
under much greater demands than in summer. I'm also active in a most
inspiring response to the current alarming p
Carms--
Great poem!
:- Doug.
On 08/09/2013 09:33 PM, Carmela Ariza wrote:
Holding Things Lightly
by: Carmela Ariza
5:55AM, 10 August 2013
Allow me
To hold things lightly
For when I cling to them
I loose sight
Of the more beautiful
Of the more important
And the more fulfilling
*so, whats so unfortunate about teaching?*
:-) Dear Michael,*
*
Nothing, indeed...except that the demands are akin to a tsunami, and I will
have a hard time persuading myself that it's a good time for an hour at the
pub.
c.
On Sat, Aug 10, 2013 at 4:24 PM, Michael M Pannwitz wrote:
> Dear Chris
You also wrote: "I'm also active in a most inspiring response to the
current alarming political situation in my home state, including by using
OST."
That is something that, if you have time, I also would like to know more
about.
Hi Artur,
I'll try to put this story in a nutshell, and it will get
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