Peggy,
might be, that (the perception of) COMPLEXITY produces a (first) feeling of
beeing overwhelmed
And digesting needs time.
(Maybe there is a similarity to some long and deep silences I also experienced
when the complex GESTALT of the mindmaps in FSConferences became evident to
everybody i
Not exactly Open Space Technology but certainly OS spirit.
That is what brings their "spirit" LORORULU to action in Vienna/Austria: "We
cannot force LORORULU to appear, but we can remove obstacles and contribute
constructively."
Three painters (women), who are no friends, have been meeting regul
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I use this opportunity to tell you that I am still present in oslist although
just lurking since months and (successfully) struggling with my live as a MS
patient and redefining my work as change-facilitator and OD consultant in Sri
Lanka and Austria. Right now I am in the process of defining a
Boy/Girl: This multi-logue brings us around. Apart from the fact that the
inseparability of time-space was a fundamental understanding of our world that
Einstein brought to us I just notice that the GENIUS LOCI is something I try
to connect with wherever I do a Workshop. And that seems to be co
Yes please dig it out for me and probably others
Bernd
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Dear Esther,
I am sorry, but the october 2o11 WS in Sultaniye is not happening. The
Sultanyie Hupfauers have decided, that they want to have some substantial
infra-structure improvement has to take place beforehand. So the next WS will
happen in 2012 and there may be several venues, Sultaniye/Tu
Dear Peggy and all
I fully agree to your YING/YANG interpretation of these two aspects.
And when I read, what you wrote, I walked mentally back to my old "politically
radical times". In spring of 1976, a big area in Vienna/Austria, that had been
used as "Auslandsschlachthof" (forein imports sla
HIHI
"centuries" was a not-intended pun/errow. I wanted to speak of "more than 1o
years"
Bernd
Am 11.12.2011 um 12:19 schrieb Bernhard Weber:
> Dear Peggy and all
>
> I fully agree to your YING/YANG interpretation of these two aspects.
> And when I read, w
Hi Artur
Interesting indeed.
Though my first emotional reaction was: being embarrassed (because they have
"stolen" the OST Acronym;-)
Bernardo
Bernd Weber
> Change Facilitation s.r.o., A Global Partner Who Makes Change Happen in
> Complex Environments; www.change-facilitation.com,
> www.change-
Harrison and all
I like the recently upcoming discussion about the history of Systems Thinking,
but I would also like to make a big jump from this.
I am not shure, but to me it seems to not be by pure "accident".
1. Recently Stanley park wrote "Now is the territory of Peace- Nirvana"
2. And s
Yes Artur,
based on my own life and working experience, meanwhile most of it in
Ex-colonized countries, our job is, to HELP (I would meanwhile formulate it in
a more systemic-adequate way: FACILITATE) to learn, to learn how to learn (as a
way of being) and - though inicially accepting the Teac
Doug,
I know people who have or have no trust in other people, in organizations, in
promises, in recommended solutions
And there may be events where people with more or less (mutual or self-) trust
are meeting. And there are lots of examples for Open Space with both types.
But what do you
Harrison,
I have been living so long under conditions where the giver/beggar word pairing
is not only a metaphor (Beira is the capital of Sofala province in Mozambique),
so I had to deal with the problem also at a very practical level and on base of
that I want to say:
I fully agree
and woul
evil, where one class has traditionally subjugated another, or in a
> company where sales people don't talk with engineers who won't talk with
> manufacturing
>
> :- Doug.
>
> On Sat, 2012-02-25 at 12:32 +0530, Bernhard Weber wrote:
>> Do
your options, view the archives of OSLIST
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> [mailto:oslist-boun...@lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Bernhard Weber
> Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2012 1:
ing a
'nutricionist' was a very useful role aspect I had contributed.
Not only ;-)
On Feb 25, 2012, at 11:46 PM, Artur Silva wrote:
> Yes, Bernardo, you are right. Sometimes one must give the fish, teach to fish
> and also help learning how to learn.
>
> You are also right th
se similar to "cultivating the land")?
>
> Artur
>
> From: Bernhard Weber
> To: OSLIST New Adress
> Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2012 6:53 AM
> Subject: [OSList] A new term for 'facilitation'? was: Teach Them to Fish / A
> Note to My Friends
>
>
Peggy,
what you wrote had a lot of meaning for me.
So after this series of postings concerning the critique of "giving fish"
because distributing fish would be a hindrance for the Open Space magic to
work, or in the best of cases: a loss of time...
you looked deeper into the (statistically rar
opps, what I wanted to say is:
Consider fish distribution in cases of freedom shock or extreme lack of context
orientation
On Feb 27, 2012, at 11:53 AM, Peggy Holman wrote:
> I'd like to dive under the metaphor of "distributing fish" when opening
> space. What I'm about to say may be contro
distinctions that develop capacity “to fish”. In other
> words, a facilitator does not teach to fish, a facilitator creates
> (facilitates, generates) the conditions that allows participants to make
> sense of "fishing", to realize that they can “fish” and to find the best way
&g
other
> words, a facilitator does not teach to fish, a facilitator creates
> (facilitates, generates) the conditions that allows participants to make
> sense of "fishing", to realize that they can “fish” and to find the best way
> to "fish" for them.
>
Kerry,
thanks for the thread title, that resumes a lot of this discussion for me
Bernd
On Feb 27, 2012, at 9:35 PM, Kerry Napuk wrote:
> Hi Ho
>
> Interesting thread when Harrison started fishing.
>
> Of course, you do not need to train to open space. It is an experiential
> process. It rem
I like that,
Bernd
On Mar 3, 2012, at 4:02 AM, Barry Owen wrote:
> ninja healer
>
> On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Suzanne Daigle wrote:
> To jump in with a spirit of fun.
>
> Courage booster:
>
> Courage comes from the word heart and booster for me means igniting new
> possibilities to e
Hi,
the (spirit of) open space is used by radical artists in Austria.
If you want to have a look (english and german version) go to
www.openspace-zkp.org
Bernd
Bernd Weber
Change Facilitation s.r.o., A Global Partner Who Makes Change Happen
in Complex Environments; www.change-facilitation.o
Hi, all
Thank you all for this practical-theoretical discussion.
I always have done it with grid.
Why? No reason, I had not even thought about it.
It seemed "natural" to me. I am a physicist by my original academic
training.
So this not-thinking seems to have been triggered by that (secondary )
> 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
>
>
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
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