Re: [OSList] Open Space wherever, however, whenever, with whomever as often as you can

2015-12-18 Thread Bernhard Weber via OSList
> On 10 Dec 2015, at 11:36, helene via OSList > wrote: > > thanks for all of this! > we are trusting in unlimited love > so perhaps we don't like to get aware of our limits (= inner limits and/or OS > limits) > > but indeed: if we invite very widely or even aim at "Trump-ists" and, for >

Re: [OSList] Open Space wherever, however, whenever, with whomever as often as you can

2015-12-18 Thread Bernhard Weber via OSList
> Hi Helene and all open-spacers out there! After a long time of just lurking occasionally because of health trouble, I am back again. Right now from Maputo/Mozambique. You wrote: > But nobody can guess what proportion may give a critical mass in each > different circonstances, and it would

Re: [OSList] Open Space wherever, however, whenever, with whomever as often as you can

2015-12-18 Thread Suzanne Daigle via OSList
Thank you so much everyone for all your comments and contribution including Helene, name of my late mother. We too are French. Living through the chaos and feeling the intensity of what's described here... at both extremes which seems so surreal. Yesterday I was opening space with a small manufac

[OSList] Opening space matters

2015-12-18 Thread Alan Stewart via OSList
G’day All Here’s something for you to ponder over during the Festive Season. *Can we open space without the format of Open Space Technology? * Here’s where my question arises: When living in Hong Kong for six happy years until 2011 I invented a novel form of socialising which I called *C