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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Tree
Fitzpatrick
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 5:44 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: opening space with very small groups
"I have opened space for a small board retreat "
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it's
true: all the description in the world cannot
[C isa Kocher] :
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I really appreciate the responses. Thanks.
I can see there is a lot here for me to get caught up with. My academic
background was linguistic anthropology. I have been teaching for the last 30
years and so
Again, making a huge leap: after reading for a couple of hours here and
there, googling and surfing: I feel like I am looking at something like
early Quaker history, William Penn and all that.
My MA thesis (early 70s) was about acephalous social movements and
networking.
Thanks again to
Thanks!: yesterday was the first day of Ramazan, so this will be excellent
Ramazan reading and meditation. I'll recommend it to some friends too.
Love and peace
Isa
[And love and peace to all for the month of Ramazan and always]
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While I know we are all quite busy, I thoug
after Bassho
silence so profound
the sound of the cicada
penetrates the rock
there is nothing more powerful and enduring than quiet presence : they just
gave a Nobel prize about that in physics this week
Isa Kocher
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> Aftandelian
> Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 8:51 PM
> To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
> Subject: Anna Politkovskaya
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> Dear friends and colleagues,
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> I wanted to share my sadness onlist
MA'ASHALLAH
MABRUK
TEBRIKLER
WOW
LOVE AND PEACE AND PRAYERS FOR PEACE
isa in istanbul
We do not inherit it; we borrow the Earth from our children: Native American
wisdom. The only immorality is not to do what one has to do when one has to
do it: Jean Anouilh
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Burnout does not help anyone.
We are not required and should never expect ourselves to solve all the
problems all the time and fix everything that is broken. Nor can we walk
away and leave it for someone else to fix. Focus requires doing what one is
doing right now. Columbus sailed across the Atl
> It is an invitation.
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three after Bassho:
after Bassho
silence so profound
the sound of the cicada
penetrates the rock
after Bassho
sound of temple gong
dies down into the darkn
Maybe this is a totally off topic question in which acse I apologize: This
is a news release which I have just read from a European technology
information elist. This is of course NOT an Open Space document by any
means. The reason I am posting it is to see the feedback it gets from
everyone as I s
mabruk, alhamdulillah, congratulations, WOW! and how!, 3 cheers, Hip Hip
Hooray X 3, wunderbar!, GREAT!
the good news leaves me without words to express myself:
love and peace and hayirli olsun dilerim
isa in istanbul
We do not inherit it; we borrow the Earth from our children: Nat
it says "the regulars' table" in German
traditionally there was in the local public house, a specific place where
the regulars kept their personal stein and other personal things and each
place was known to belong to a specific regular.
In a neighborhood bar in the USA, one always se
The situation came up on CETEFL-L and I have made some suggestions. The
email dialogue, and the questions and my answers, is pasted BELOW :-> but a
little mixed up and out of context from the discussion. :->
This is the situation:
A writing teacher (somewhere: I don't know where ~ who: I don't kn
>>> but Open
> Space have at least 2 meanings (for me): 1. this is a space that is
> open(ed), 2. an imperative - open (the) space!
Open collocates with many different kinds of words. Open door, open question
(but not wide open question), open faucet, open switch, open mind, wide open
spaces, o
> You're not leading them into heaven, only into an open place.
if people are going to do a group activity, the most important thing is that
the direction s are clear
I have seen some of the world's most beautiful quilts, and there is nothing
more divine and exquisite than a truly beautiful
HU and HO in Islam and in Zen. I hope you all don't mind my being pedantic
but since the topic came up I felt I should share my little bit...
In tasawwuf (sufism), "HU" is both the essence of the divine and the
totality of the creation
the 'h' in Arabic is the sound created furthest back in the b
I don't know why and how but this went off in the middle of the sentence
while i was typing it. I guess it got bored with all my pedantry and had to
escape.
I was saying that I haven't got a clue about the linguistic context or
meaning of "ho" in Japanese or in Chinese so I only know the practice
By far, according all the research I have read, the most effective
asynchronic communication is by simple elist
No bulletin board works effectively without some sort of email function.
There are very good programs available for large corporations which make
elists more effective but as far
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