Or perhaps we might spend 9/11 (and 9/10 and 9/12) breathing in the NOW.
Be Peace --BJ
Chris Corrigan wrote:
Chile, New York, Stockholm…..
Maybe we should
just go from September 10 right to September 12 from now on and skip 9/11
altogether.
Or perhaps we might spend 9/11 (and 9/10 and 9/12) breathing in the NOW.
Be Peace --BJ Peters
Chris Corrigan wrote:
Chile, New York, Stockholm…..
Maybe we should
just go from September 10 right to September 12 from now on and skip 9/11
Please know that there is so much compassionate energy flowing through to
our listserv friends in Sweden. It is there for the breathing. Be Peace --BJ
Peters
Agneta Setterwall wrote:
Dear people of the list,
Yesterday morning I put on my radio in
exactly the moment when our
Marei-- Thanks for sharing your profound learning. In my experience, I forget
this lesson and have to learn it over and over and over again. The awareness
comes sooner most times in the learning, however. Be Peace --BJ Peters
Marei Kiele wrote:
About letting go and
getting things done
space. Thanks for sharing it with us!
BJ Peters
Julie Smith wrote:
Chris and All ~
Your story about leaving the room (because you needed to) brings to mind
my most recent OST, where I stayed visibly present in the room (because
I needed to). I offer this because I think the art of living, and of
OS
Thanks Ilse-- This is lovely and timely. --BJ Peters
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 04:10 AM, Ilse Debler wrote:
Buddha was once threatened with death by a bandit called Angulimal.
"Then be good enough to fulfill my dying wish," said Buddha. "Cut off
the branch of that tree.&q
Thanks Peggy, Joelle and Contributers-- This is a lovely sharing
collection about the spirit, consciousness and practice in which we
breathe, live and work. Be Peace --BJ Peters
On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 06:10 PM, Peggy Holman wrote:
Hot off the press. Thanks to the editor, Joelle
Faye-- Thanks for this! Bill McDonough was, for me, the highlight of
the Institute of Noetic Sciences' and Alliance for Global New Thought's
"Awakening Global Vision" Conference in Palm Springs last month. He is
such a visionary and walks his talk, too!
BJ Peters
On Tuesd
Is it your devil or the Universe responding to your request? --BJ Peters
On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, at 12:42 PM, chris macrae wrote:
Its funny how one’s devil strikes.Just incoming to my inbox:
FIRST EVER HUMAN CAPITAL EUROPEAN SUMMIT 2004
Based on the outstanding success in the US
Jennifer-- When it seems appropriate, I sometimes combine Open Space
with Appreciative Inquiry (AI). AI has a visioning activity called
"provocative propositions" that produces creative future statements
that become topics in the open space. I'd be happy to say more off
list. Best
Thanks Anne-- What an inspirational poem to herald the new year! And to
live. Be Peace --BJ
On Sunday, January 11, 2004, at 01:46 PM, anne stadler wrote:
NOW...YES!
Let us go boldly into the unknown,
Serving the North Star
Of “Thy Will be Done.”
Living “We are the change we seek in the world.
Winston-- This is so timely - what an awesome powerful book and
documentary! Thank you so much for sharing the information and the URL.
There are several groups I know will be grateful to receive the
information. Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
Inviting you to create
ry 8, 2004, at 03:48 AM, Malcolm Allan wrote:
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Today I will have only questions and listen deeply for the answers."
*
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==
osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
--
To su
s.
I see this piece you wrote as a potential base for a journal article.
Thanks for sharing! --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Inviting you to create opportunities each day to practice peace,
truth, justice and compassion."
On Sunday, February 15, 2004, at 11:49 AM, Peggy Ho
interactions is so different from this frame than form the one
that labels and judges. Thanks for sharing this. --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Ring the bell that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack in everything
That is how light gets in."
-Author Unkn
Larry-- I echo the accolades. What an amazingly creative way to
accomplish the client's goals. Thanks for sharing. Best --BJ
BJ Peters
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"Our lives are designed perfectly to get the results we get."
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ch 19, 2004, at 03:28 AM, Jo Toepfer wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
. . .
Greetings from an exciting, fulfilling week with 59 trained
os-facilitators swarming out all over.
jo and mmp
BJ Peters
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602.279.4805
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs - ask yourself what makes you
c
g
all the sweet chaos of the night.
Joelle Lyons Everett
from Strange and Wonderful Things, c 2000.
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs - ask yourself what makes you
come alive, and then go do it. Because what the world needs is people
who
This conversation is most interesting and engaging! I'm reading Robert
W Fuller's book, "Somebodies and Nobodies," which is about rankism and
the abuse that people in power often feel entitled to perpetrate on
"nobodies.". He, too, states that hierarchy serves a purpose and is not
intrinsically wr
"Pannwitz, Michael M"
Dear Kim,
over the years I have experimented with various ways of
converging/prioritizing in more than 100 events. , ,
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs - ask yourself what makes you
creatures it attracts - are what appeal to me as well.
Appreciatively --BJ
BJ Peters
"Helping to keep space open in a world seeming to close it."
On Monday, April 5, 2004, at 10:57 AM, Harrison Owen wrote:
As reported, I have been dealing with the after effects of a cornea
transplant whi
ted Open Space for a conference entitled, “International
Inquiry Into 9-11” which was held last month inSan Francisco.
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Today I will have only questions and listen deeply for the answers."
*
*
Thanks Michael-- I will make every effort to write about them. --BJ
On Thursday, April 8, 2004, at 01:02 AM, Pannwitz, Michael M wrote:
Dear BJ,
love to hear from you after your upcoming os-meetings and see your
design
greetings from Berlin
mmp
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:52:32 -0700, BJ Peters
Jim-- I've been thinking about this as well. What if we could convince
the John Kerry campaign to do this? Or our local senatorial and
congressional campaigns? Be Peace --BJ
On Friday, April 9, 2004, at 06:16 PM, Jim Metcalf wrote:
Thanks for raising great questions that touches on a topic I've
re too too long we end up with a
different sort of candidate bubbling up...
my two cents. mh
BJ Peters wrote:
Jim-- I've been thinking about this as well. What if we could convince
the John Kerry campaign to do this? Or our local senatorial and
congressional campaigns? Be Peace --BJ
O
I echo all previous comments, If I'm not too late, I, too, would be
interested in reading a chapter. --BJ
On Saturday, April 17, 2004, at 08:52 PM, Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
I'd also be interested in reading a chapter. And I love the idea of a
talking book, with each chapter in a different
ways we bring spirit into our work.
I highly recommend seeing it with family, friends, colleagues who will
engage in dialogue afterward.
Best --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Without doubt, there would be no need for
rful idea (see below).
Anyone care to suggest what kind of stick they use?
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs - ask yourself what makes you
come alive, and then go do it. Because what the world needs is people
who have come alive."
Ralph-- I love this quote! I've been thinking a lot about time, and
this quote sings my experience with resonating imagery.
Best --BJ
On Friday, April 30, 2004, at 02:41 PM, Ralph Copleman wrote:
Susan Charkes. She writes about nature.
"Nature's time is neither all a line nor all a circle, i
on's works and may be moved to another
level of peace practice. Best --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Inviting you to create opportunities each day to practice peace,
truth, justice and compassion."
*
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osl..
Is there an equivalent site in English? Thanks --BJ
On Friday, May 7, 2004, at 02:10 AM, Listserve wrote:
Dear Marei and friends of visual facilitating!
I also like the drawings of Reinhard very much. If you like to explore
more about visual facilitation and graphic recording please go to
Kerry-- This is inspiring work! I appreciate your sharing as it meets
my need for hope. Blessings --BJ
On Thursday, May 13, 2004, at 10:23 AM, kerry napuk wrote:
BJ Peters
Institute for Conscious Connection
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Judgments of others are our own alienated expression o
se of that touching. Lots
of feedback has been there to support that.
If you're still eyeballing this message, thanks for reading. The
writing helped me get greater clarity about ideas that have been
rolling just out of reach for a while.
Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
Institute for Conscious
Michael-- Way cool! I'm getting clearer that there is something about
"attractor fields" to apply to our work. I'm so not into marketing,
selling, persuading. . .
I AM interested in putting intention out and seeing who responds. A
colleague and I are doing that with NonViolent Communication a
Doug-- We are just calling people we believe might be attracted to and
benefit from NonViolent Communication, and asking if they'd like to
meet with us. So far, we've had meetings or are in process of
scheduling with all but one of the contacts we made. Out of those 5 or
6, 2 are very interested i
Right On Judi-- You will see that others of us agree with you! Here's
to the work you do opening more space. Best --BJ
On Monday, May 17, 2004, at 09:12 AM, Judi Richardson wrote:
Hello Harrison and all,
I have not read all the replies to Harrison's posting as I received the
initial posting an
try taking a look at the conference website here:
http://www.arbejdsglaede.nu.
But here's the current status on the audio book:
Chapter 1: Tova Averbuch - Finished reading
Chapter 1: Thomas Herrmann - Finished reading
Chapter 1: Genevieve Treille - Finished reading
Chapter 2: BJ Peters - Finished reading
exander Kjerulf
alexan...@kjerulf.com
http://www.positivesharing.com
+45 2688 2373
Arena, Norrebrogade 14B, 1. sal
2200 Copenhagen N.
BJ Peters wrote:
Alex-- I'm hoping there will be a site to which I can send the audio
file. Is that possible? --BJ
On Tuesday, May 18, 2004, at 06:58 AM, Ale
Comments below in this color:
On Saturday, May 22, 2004, at 03:02 PM, Therese Fitzpatrick wrote:
Marei wrote:
"Writing this I realize that now, barely a year later,
I go directly into the question: What do I really want? What do I
really
think?
What do I really want to say? Where and with who
Thank you, my dear! Wishing you wonderful energy on your trip! --BJ
On Wednesday, May 26, 2004, at 07:23 PM, Christine Whitney Sanchez
wrote:
Happy Birthday, BJ!!
Christine
-Original Message-
From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu]On Behalf Of BJ
Peters
Sent: Wednesday
Larry-- I've been a part of the Wilber meetup group in Phoenix for
almost a year and have experienced the same marvelous, deep, rich
conversation in this group as you describe. In many ways it is like OST
- self organizing, free-flowing, about passion and taking
responsibility for what we say and
Great Progress Alex! We should all be proud! And I'm eagerly
anticipating listening to the results of this wonderfully collaborative
project. Warm regards --BJ
On Tuesday, June 15, 2004, at 12:17 AM, Alexander Kjerulf wrote:
Hi
The audio book is very nearly there. Only one half chapter left to
ng OS there as a means of figuring out how to deal
with the situation there...
Warmly and in sadness,
Raffi
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Nature's time is neither all a line nor all a circle, it's a bubble
expanding and contracting, takin
ead his lengthy piece thoughtfully at the website
above. I invite you to think about and plan ways we can, individually
and collectively, create and share different stories that might renew
the American Experiment. And I'd love to hear your thoughts on this
list.
Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@
Paul-- I respect your opinion that this is not the forum for discussing
Korten's article, and I obviously did not agree with that stance..
I sent the article to the list because I believe that open space is
exactly a place to discuss ways to reduce the polarization existing on
the planet today
Artur-- I appreciate your thoughtful reflections and comments on this
piece and agree with most. I particularly liked your concept that there
should be an ETHIC that can resonate with everyone of good mind and
heart. I would suggest that this is not far from a sense of spirit that
some would call
Phil-- I choose to do pro bono work whenever the issue or the
organization taps into my own sense of meaning and purpose and I
resonate with their vision. For a small honorarium, I recently did an
all day OST with people trying to build a NonViolent Communication
Community. It was outstanding for
Peggy-- I finally had the time to review and reflect on your webpage
and am awed by the simplicity and complexity of your model and
description. Much of my life, my path and my work aligns with the mode.
Thank you for the eloquent richness contained there.
It appears to me that the upside down
Below is the URL for a wonderful story about what is probably and open
space organization that doesn't know about open space! Enjoy! Be Peace
--BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves from sharp to sharper to sharpest, while
the path of nonviolence
Blake-- While not directly related to your question, I thought you
might be interested in efforts being supported around the world that
you can read about on the following websites:
http://www.spiritualcinemacircle.com/film_contest.html
www.Movingmessagesmedia.com
Be Peace --BJ
On Wednesday
Joelle-- Congratulations! I love your poem and the poetry that all have
written for this list. Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves from sharp to sharper to sharpest, while
the path of nonviolence moves from gentle to gentlier to gentliest."
Alan-- I read this today and am so touched by it, much more so that the
first time I saw it several years ago. It has relevance for so much of
what is going on in the world today and my life and work, as well as
for supporting open space. Thank you for sharing --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
I am awed by the courage of you, your colleagues and the Iraqi
participants. And I hope you continue this incredible work. Be Peace
--BJ Peters
On Wednesday, September 15, 2004, at 05:28 AM, Zachary Metz wrote:
Hi folks,
I just wanted to offer a quick but from the heart note about Open
Space
ainstream media.
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves from sharp to sharper to sharpest, while
the path of nonviolence moves from gentle to gentlier to gentliest."
-- Dwarko Sundrani, last active d
t mean the people making the
film do
not guide their lives by her channeling. If I were a follower of a
woman
who channels an ancient being named Ramtha, I wouldn't list her as a
producer either.
>From: BJ Peters <b...@cox.net>
>Reply-To: OSLIST <osl...@lis
real something is so magic
and actually so powerfull
so we need to domesticate it
in the barn of a methapor.
which is as well a metaphor.
florian
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Judgments of others are our own alienated expression
Oops! Florian-- I regret that I credited this to Doug instead of to
you! Please accept my thanks for your efforts. Best --BJ
On Monday, October 25, 2004, at 05:07 PM, Douglas D. Germann, Sr. wrote:
BJ--
Thanks!
But it was Florian who was the debunker. Better thank him!
Doug-- I so appreciate this. I sent it to my large email list and told
them how I've been avoiding the news this week - almost like a physical
aversion to the "noise." Thanks for giving voice to my reality. Be
Peace --BJ
On Wednesday, October 27, 2004, at 06:12 PM, Douglas D. Germann, Sr.
wrote:
d
and called it a "hoax." I believe their response deserves a "hearing"
in our open space environment.
http://www.whatthebleep.com/ebert/
Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves sharp, sharper, sharpest, while the path of
nonv
Ann-- I, too, resonated so with this article. There is similar article,
one that suggests a daily peace practice, I invite you all to visit on
the following website:
http://www.anhglobal.org/xoops/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2
Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"Nonvi
Jack-- I would only add what to me is so significant - leadership is an
inner journey that is able to let go of ego first, and then outer
directed in addition to the inner focus. Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves - sharp, sharper, sharpest, whil
ss to create more of the same.
When I use this combination of AI/OST, I use the discovery and dream
phases of AI. For the design and destiny phases of AI, I move into open
space.
If you want more on this, I'd be happy to talk with you off list. Best
--BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
Peggy-- What an awesome experience! I can only imagine how happy and
satisfied you must feel with your contributions, the collaboration and
the positive feedback. My heart smiles for you. Best --BJ
On Monday, November 8, 2004, at 04:13 PM, Peggy S. Holman wrote:
GOOD WORK FOR 2,000 COLOMBIAN ST
Harrison-- I am profoundly moved by your letter, as I occasionally feel
despair at events on our planet. You provided perspective, hope. And I
thank you. Be Peace --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves - sharp, sharper, sharpest, while the path
of nonviolence
Alan-- I appreciate this and want to use the quote. Would you be
willing to verify the citation is correct with date, etc.? Thanks --BJ
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
"The path of violence moves - sharp, sharper, sharpest, while the path
of nonviolence moves - gently, gentlier, gent
And thank you, Alan, as well! --BJ
On Sunday, February 6, 2005, at 02:29 PM, Alan Klein wrote:
Stephen Decatur is reported to have made the following toast at a
dinner in
Norfolk, Virginia, in April of 1816:
"Our country? In her intercourse with foreign nations, may she always
be in
the right,
Masud-- When I read your email, I sensed your disappointment at hearing
no response from Theresa, and I'm guessing your need for knowing how
she took your comments was not met.
In two earlier emails yesterday, I spoke about Nonviolent Communication
(NVC) and gave some bare essentials of the mo
Joelle-- This requires me to divulge my age, but it was at least 35
years ago that the Earth Day custom was begun. I remember, because I
was 30 a few weeks later and decided to have a "Dirty 30 Earth Day"
Birthday Party. Best --BJ
On Saturday, April 23, 2005, at 04:30 PM, Joelle Lyons Everett
As you will see from the email below, a friend of mine is seeking
information about any web forum where the process is OST, but not the
subject. Are there any?
Thanks --BJ
Begin forwarded message:
I have looked at OpenSpace.org and its forum. They appear to be just
bulletin boards and websi
this OSList provides.
BJ
**
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can
change the world. Indeed, it s the only thing that ever has."
Margaret Mead
**
BJ Peters
Consultant/Facilitator/Coach/Trainer
6523 N 14th Street #112
Phoenix AZ 85014-1458
6
We must be the change we seek in the world."
Gandhi
**********
BJ Peters
Consultant, Facilitator, Coach, Trainer
6523 N 14th Street #112
Phoenix AZ 85014-1458
602 279 4805 Home/Office
602 279 4806 FAX
bjpet...@amug.org
We must be the change we seek in the world."
Gandhi
**
BJ Peters
Consultant, Facilitator, Coach, Trainer
6523 N 14th Street #112
Phoenix AZ 85014-14
**
We must be the change we seek in the world."
Gandhi
**
BJ Peters
Consultant, Facilitator, Coach, Trainer
6523 N 14th Street #112
Phoenix AZ 85014-1458
602 279 4805 Home/Office
602 279 4806 FAX
bjpet...@amug.org
se in such
creative ways ---BJ
**
We must be the change we seek in the world."
Gandhi
******
BJ Peters
Consultant, Facilitator, Coach, Trainer
602 279 4805 Home/Office
6
Peggy-- I, too, want to thank you for the beautifully written piece you sent
from your group in the Pacific Northwest. I will share it with two spirit
groups with which I am involved as a start for looking at our purpose,
values, etc. Thanks again for all your heartful contributions to this list.
Chris-- What a sweet gift to present to us! Everyone who has ever opened
and held space has felt the same things as you did at one time or another.
It gives great comfort to me to know I'm in such good company with the
plethora of feelings that can happen. And it is so true that the process
works;
did all of the above.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
BJ Peters
bjpet...@amug.org
Laurel and Rick wrote:
Hi
All, As your new poet
laureate (laurelate?), I put together this bit of "found poetry" from the
Credible incredible discussion. ("Found poetry" is something my kids
do
My daughter found this website, and I thought I'd share it with this list. I
see potential for collaboration to open more space in the world!
BJ Peters
bjpet...@amug.org
602.279.4805
kryl...@aol.com wrote:
> **
> Krylyn Peters
> De
Exquisite poem, Chris. Thank you for connecting dots. Is this perhaps a
touch like the Glass Bead Game?
BJ Peters
Chris Weaver wrote:
Hi List,
I'm enjoying the thread about boundaries. Lately I am engaged
in a community conversation in my workplace about tools for responsive
teaching
Thanks Larry-- What a gift to Ontario and to us on this list! Because we
all face tremendous challenge with public education, it might be helpful
if you share some about the forums that preceded this event. If you've
already done that, forgive the request.
BJ Peters
Larry Peterson wrote:
, etc. If you'd like more on how I might frame the AI questions
and design the two hours, feel free to contact me off-list.
BJ Peters
b...@cox.net
602.279.4805
Jim Metcalf wrote:
Dear Brian and all fellow adventurers in Open Space!
I am struggling with two opportunities.
The first is for m
Elwin-- That's how I feed my butterflies as well. And last time, the reading/feeding
connected me to the medicine wheel which I used for the first time (successfully)
as part of the closing - and thanked the butterflies profusely for their
gift!
BJ Peters
Elwin and Joan wrote:
--- Har
And I wish you good, peaceful, focused energy in this your first solo space
opening. It will be, wonderfully, the only thing that could have happened.
. .
Blessings --BJ Peters
Ted Ernst wrote:
Theme: "How can I practice peace?"
I sent out my invitation to a
r all. . .
BJ Peters
Ted Ernst wrote:
I was indeed sleeping, but here's my story.I met Michael Herman last November and was immediately drawn to open space.He helped me draft my invitation (posted her previously) for a one-day, freeevent entitled "How can I practice peace?" I se
Rob-- Thanks for your wisdom and for sharing the incredibly wonderful
websight on orgmind and chaos. I'm reading it slowly and multiple times,
savoring the wonderful taste of all they have to say.
Praying and sending energy for peace to reign and rain to pour --BJ
BJ Peters
Consu
Chris-- How "sweet" and rich were the diverse ideas generated in your
sweetspace! Thanks for sharing and providing a replicable model for
website reporting.
BJ Peters
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---
Julie-- My stomach lurches at the SYSTEM of grading, not at your use of
it. You work within a system that uses grades. Perhaps when OST becomes
common practice in high school classrooms, the current grading system
will evolve to a higher level. I applaud the good work you are doing!
BJ Peters
Thanks Chris-- I've signed and passed this on to a large part of my
email address group. --BJ
Chris Weaver wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Listening for peace
An interfaith initiative inspired through work with Thich Nhat Hanh
http://www.listenforpeace.org
Where can we open space for listening?
Bles
Hello Dear Lisa-- What a wonderful recap! . . . I've been meaning to write
you and again thank you for everything: you being you, you being so gracious,
such a wonderful host, space holder, new friend, colleague. . . I am still
talking about your open space (did so with my brother and friends, f
Wendy and Fredrick-- When co-facilitating open space, one of us has opened
and closed; the other has facilitated convergence; both have handled reports,
agenda wall issues, etc. Hope this helps.
BJ Peters
Homegrown Wisdom wrote:
Dear Folks,
We have learned much from you all
issues? If staff participates, they can then post some of the
topics they wish to see discussed.
Just a thought. . .
BJ Peters
Douglas D. Germann, Sr. wrote:
Lisa--
The sponsor so far is the senior living facility. This is one of those
places which is apartments with a high level of services
Title: Re: [OSLIST] Poetry contest
space opens
in hearts when
compassionate listening lingers
in minds teasing
sparks of new ideas to
ignite positive passion
in rooms
where collective spirit
waters and warms the juicy seeds
of right action
Chris Weaver wrote:
leaves are falling
space opens
in hearts when
compassionate listening lingers
in minds teasing
sparks of tender ideas into
flaming positive passion
in rooms
where collective spirit
waters and warms the juicy seeds
of right action
~~
BJ Peters
Chris-- I echo Laurie's sentiments and actions - I will use this (with attribution,
of course) in the political work I'm doing. And thank you, Laurie, for "mining"
this gem from a message I haven't seen yet.
BJ Peters
Laurie Simons wrote:
In a message dated 11/
Hi Harrison and All-- Thanks for asking "what's happening?" Because of health
issues, I have cut back on client work, although friends and family would
argue the "cut back" part. With my major client, I've facilitated open space
twice this year which has helped the team of 50+ to solve some sign
Larry-- Thanks for sharing this wonderful event with us! It may well be a
model for other school districts to follow, and your website documentary
might well help in demonstrating the power of OST in that sector.
BJ Peters
Larry Peterson wrote:
Folks:
After a
would work infinitely better.
A thought - the theme for your group might be broad enough to include
something about going forward into the unknown, so that it could include
those folks that might need to move on.
Go for it --BJ Peters
Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
Had a call today from a public a
Dear SpaceHolders-- Michael and I ask that you share this invitation and
attachment with people in your world who may have an interest - those
that already do this work, those who want to, those who are life-long
seekers of learning. Thank you in advance! --BJ Peters
acy" - using the internet to obtain citizen input (votes)
at the other end, and "citizen democracy" in the middle. His take (and I
agree) is that "direct democracy" by itself is not the panacea some are
touting. It's the community and "fire" of dialogue, deci
Alan-- This is quite good - succinct, clear, pointed. I hope you send it!
--BJ
Alan Silverman wrote:
Sometimes one only need know that a listening ear exists.I woke up this morning and wrote the following. What do you think?An Open Letter to the Democratic Party:Friends,The past two electio
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