Hello to all.
I am taking a quick break from saying “Oh shit,” to send a note of gratitude
Many years ago I simplified my life and sent the OSlist emails to a very
special folder. No it wasn’t the trash, but over the years I checked in on that
folder and this community more and more infrequen
ho
> "dances" : her practice is eurythmy. I have the feeling that this helps us a
> lot in understanding emergence -and also in creating strong bonds in our
> group.
>
> Allison, I would love to hear more about your PHD research.
>
> Christine
>
>
Hi Tricia and others interested in this topic,
Are we calling each other tomorrow morning at 7am regarding Mindful Movement
Dialogue?
If so, does that mean 7am Australian Eastern Standard Time, or 7am Australian
Eastern Daylight Time?
(Melbourne is presently in Australian Eastern Daylight Time
in a very open development stage
> and welcoming co-creation.
>
> Thanks for connecting sharing your work with the list!
>
> On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 3:55 AM, Allison & Jim Baensch via OSList
> wrote:
> Ortho-Bionomy
>
>
>
> Tricia Chirumbole
Hi Tricia and all,
Thank you for your post.
You ask: " if any of you "use" any movement or "body awareness" practices in
your work as facilitators, coaches, etc, or for yourself or in other worlds
that you may inhabit.
My main way of working, called Ortho-Bionomy, has to do with the body and
Happy birthday, Harrison,
I hope the gift you sent out into the world has been returning, in some way, to
bless you too,
Allison.
On 02/12/2013, at 10:04 PM, Corina wrote:
> God bless you with happiness, health and prosperity, Harrison!
>
> Cheers!
>
> Corina Castro e Silva
> Paz e Bem!
>
>
Hi Michael,
My experience was not exactly as you describe.
The fieldwork for my PhD, as well as the structure of the general research was
set in Open Space.
The uni of Western Sydney was where I was enrolled in Sociology and Justice
Studies.
The research was based in Victoria, where I was livin
Hi Patricio,
I grounded my PhD research on Open Space Technology and 2 other similarly-based
(in my opinion) modalities in other disciplines.
They were: Ortho-Bionomy (the 'body') and Process Oriented Psychology (the
'mind') plus Open Space Technology (the 'group').
It was important to me to wr
Hi Robin,
Sorry to lose you from the list.
Please see green and blue words below (or go to the bottom of every OSList
email).
Allison.
(on a chilly Spring morning on the Bellarine in Oz)
On 16/11/2012, at 11:22 PM, Robin Bowles wrote:
>> To unsubscribe send an email to oslist-le...@lists.ope
the start of May, I discovered I have big-time cancer.
All the medical stuff I thought I'd hate (like tests, chemo and radiotherapy
and surgery) were just fine and left me feeling quite bonny.
My relationship with my husband Jim (which was fine before my diagnosis) is now
flourishing.
Yet a
last point, Raffi...
I say thank heaven for those who are "not-quite-peaceful and a wee bit dogmatic
in the open space community" and every other community.
Cheerio from a really sunny and warm day in Healesville, SE Australia,
Allison.
On 05/11/2011, at 1:48 PM, Allison & Jim
On 05/11/2011, at 12:50 PM, Raffi Aftandelian wrote:
> Yaari-jan, thanks for this.
>
> Indeed, some of the greatest resistance I ever experienced in proposing OST
> was with my local NVC community. There was so much concern about using OST
> you'd think the sky would fall if space was opened t
Fantastic, Peggy.
Wonderful news,
Allison.
On 23/05/2011, at 5:29 PM, Ulrika Eklund wrote:
> Congratulation!
> Looking forward to met you in sweden in august
>
>
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> Ursprungligt meddel
Wonderful, thank you Harold.
It sounds seamless to me.
I hope it turns out that way too.
Allison
(marvelling
that such communications
can cross the world
from you to Australia,
and back,
in the blink of an eye)
On 08/03/2011, at 4:36 PM, Harold Shinsato wrote:
> Dear OSList-ers,
>
> Moving
Less is more.
Allison.
On 31/01/2011, at 5:27 AM, David Osborne wrote:
> I think it’s spaceopen space.
>
> D
>
>
> On 1/30/11 9:59 AM, "Harrison Owen" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Harrison Owen
>> 7808 River Falls Dr.
>> Potomac, MD 20854
>> USA
>> Phone 301-365-2093
>> www.openspaceworld.com
>
No trouble,
Listening to it now in Oz.
Allison.
On 24/11/2010, at 10:39 AM, Raffi Aftandelian wrote:
Querido Harrison,
I haven't been able to open the link...
Have others had any luck?
appreciatively,
Raffi
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Hi Stella,
Good to hear you have used Open Space for writing.
I also used it while writing a thesis recently.
I tried to map part of the process that was going on inside my head
in words and sketches.
The thesis ended up being far too long and I had to cut it in half
(several times over the ma
"Jim
I just downloaded your podcast. Haven't had chance to watch it
yet.
Phelim"
THanks, Pheleim - all feedback appreciated.
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Congratulations, Phelim,
Thanks for your mid event report, and for what you are offering in
Beautiful Berlin.
The energy comes through your message.
Cheerio,
Allison - in Autumnal Australia - on the Bonny Bellarine Peninsula.
On 16/04/2010, at 9:21 PM, Phelim McDermott wrote:
Hi Friends
on--
No breakouts on Skype, nor even on the conference calls we had
(except
the new one--Christine Whitney Sanchez can tell us about that). So
we do
things in serial order.
:- Doug.
On Sat, 2010-03-13 at 22:13 +1100, Allison & Jim Baensch wrote:
Thanks Doug,
I
amgångsrik verksamhet! Vi har verktygen och stödjer helst att
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Hi All,
I am unsure how to proceed and would appreciate your suggestions or
thoughts.
As
.edu] On Behalf Of
Allison &
Jim Baensch
Sent: March-11-10 5:32 PM
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Hi All,
I am unsure how to proceed and would appreciate your suggestions or
thoughts.
As one of a hundred members of an Australian professional
association
ge-
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Hi All,
I am unsure how to proceed and would appreciate your suggestions or
thoughts.
As one of
t the telephone
number.
So I'd say come up with an inviting question, send it out and open
the
space. Maybe 4 or 5 of you can meet that way ahead of the rest to
decide
on the inviting question.
:- Doug.
On Fri, 2010-03-12 at 09:31 +1100, Allison & Jim B
ng out the telephone number.
So I'd say come up with an inviting question, send it out and open the
space. Maybe 4 or 5 of you can meet that way ahead of the rest to
decide
on the inviting question.
:- Doug.
On Fri, 2010-03-12 at 09:31 +1100, Allison & Jim Baensch w
Hi All,
I am unsure how to proceed and would appreciate your suggestions or
thoughts.
As one of a hundred members of an Australian professional
association, I have offered to be on a new, nine person working group.
I was asked to set up this group, by ringing people who had expressed
inter
highly recommend his book and web site.
Best wishes to all of you in OS, whose posts inspire me so much.
Jim Metcalf
jim9...@altelco.net
On Mar 4, 2010, at 2:30 PM, Harrison Owen wrote:
> Koos -- Wonderful to hear from you! And I think you are correct that the
> "disappointment"
Oh Viv,
I am very shocked and saddened to hear this news.
Thank you for letting us know and for saying you will tell us about
funeral arrangements.
Last time I saw him, some weeks ago, Brian was walking down the main
street in Queenscliff during a retreat break.
Still the same easygoing gr
Thanks, Ralph - and thanks to all others who have responded.
I feel more comfortable with the simpler more casual approach to such
matters - but I'll continue to experiment and learn.
Best wishes
Jim
=======
Jim wrote:
I've noticed that many Open Space events include an
y - a single stack of paper
(fanned to make it easy to grab a sheet) and - literally - a pile of pens
poured from a bucket
Does it matter? If so, why?
Best wishes
Jim Wade
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Hi Robyn and all,
I had a situation with some similariti
Hi Robyn and all,
I had a situation with some similarities to and some differences from
yours a while ago, soon after I first moved into a small town.
A community group asked me to facilitate a meeting, and their 2 main
organisers met me a couple of times to make arrangements, at quite
sho
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Hi Robyn,
Good to hear from you.
And to hear you are singing and dancing towards sustainability in Perth.
I wish you well,
With thanks,
Allison.
On 23/08/2009, at 1:27 PM, Robyn Williams wrote:
Thank you Allison
I found it fascinating, I loved the clarity of your story.
As a sustainability fac
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your question about body-mind transformative practices.
In my gentle bodywork practice, based in Australia, I combine three
main ways of working.
All are ways to 'allow' space for self-organisation (not that I can
stop self-organisation from happening, unless I develop Kin
Hi All,
Yesterday I attended the we20 gathering organised by Viv and Geoff.
(Details in Viv's email, below.)
It was most enjoyable to link in with the community to discuss what
might be done locally towards sustainable living.
As a group, we had lots of thoughts, which I didn't write down, but
I find it encouraging to remember that in the Genesis 1 story,
organization happened with words. Let's talk!
Jim Metcalf
jim9...@altelco.net
On Feb 16, 2009, at 9:54 AM, Ralph Copleman wrote:
If we say we live in a self-organizing universe, and if we also say
there is no such thing
Dear Pat,
I am terribly sorry to hear of your situation.
My grandchildren are very precious to me, and I feel for you.
I live in Australia, so too far now for a poster.
If there is ever a chance that the children might be taken to
Australia, I will gladly help.
Highly unlikely, I realise.
My ve
Hi Raffi,
The mercy is, that, Open Space being Open Space, you need not usually
stay somewhere if you are having a hard time listening etc.
Instead, you can use a Clause of The Law of Two Feet, one of which
could be called - The Hum of Two Drums (eardrums, of course).
Other parts of the Law
Hi Harrison, Viv, Ashley and All,
I was asked, a short time ago to open space for a group wanting to
set up a community garden in the town where I now live.
At the exact moment when I was about to hunt through my archives to
work out how many break-out spaces we'll need, you asked that very
Congratulations, Harrison!
You certainly deserve the award for your enormous contribution to us
all and your steadfast belief in self-organisation.
Thank you for letting us know, Brian.
Allison.
(Somewhat allowing self-organisation in breezy Queenscliff, at the
mouth of Port Phillip Bay in S
Hi Brian,
Happy Birthday!!
I hope you have a great day, leading into the best year yet.
Allison and Jim.
On 11/02/2008, at 9:23 AM, Gerard Muller wrote:
Happy Birthday Brian,
I look forward to meeting again in Frisco
Gerard
On Feb 10, 2008, at 7:47 PM, funda oral wrote:
I missed
Thanks Franklin and Brian,
A wish of happy times ahead to all list people and open spacers
around the world.
Cheers,
Allison in Healesville, Australia
(It's pretty chilly here at the moment for our Summer, but definitely
no snow - yet!)
On 24/12/2007, at 7:47 PM, Franklin Quijano wrote:
L
Hi Bo,
Congratulations on bringing OS to your conference for 2009.
It sounds inviting - an enjoyable way to get useful work done with a
diverse group.
I am doing some qualitative research that includes OST, as one of
three main modalities explored and used, in the fields of education
and h
Hi Lisa,
I get a lot of delectable food for thought and feeling from your
wonderfully wise and friendly emails.
Thank you.
Hi Michael, I have no experiences to offer you, but am pleased you
raised the question and wish you all the best.
Allison
(From a rather steamy-warm Healesville (S E A
You beauty, Harrison,
Thank you for that.
Deb Hartman kindly pointed me to the spot for your quote.
My eyes were spinning this morning by the time I tried to find it.
So it was great to have Deb's prompt and your simple suggestion.
Together, you both took all the foof out of my flumox.
Now I feel
Hi All,
I am trying to meet a deadline (in about 5 hours!) for handing in a
thesis draft that includes information about OST.
Missing a page number for a quote, I tried to find it on the net and
can't seem to.
This is the quote:
A brief consideration of the remarkable fact that after 14 bill
learn about OpenSpaceEmailLists and OSLIST FAQs:
http://www.openspaceworld.org/oslist
Peace and Joy Forever!
Jim Metcalf
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ess. You might check
out the Help menu or call a nice person at Microsoft to take you the rest of
the way. They're used to helping people.
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Hi Phelim,
Your decision sounds wise, but somewhat difficult to make, under the
circumstances.
Let's hope anyone else who is asked checks their own feedback as
carefully as you did.
I am mentally storing your experience for future situations I might
encounter.
Thank you,
Allison.
On 22/10/
Hi Chris,
Reading this book strongly affected and inspired me.
I appreciate your generosity in making it available.
Allison.
On 19/10/2006, at 2:58 PM, Chris Corrigan wrote:
Friends:
I am pleased to announce the release of a small book I have been
working on for the last three years. It is
Hi Gabriela,
Congratulations on your selection for the PoliticsOnline list!
I just voted after some earlier difficulties with trying to access
the site some days ago.
Whoever votes are the right ones, at the right time.
All the best with whatever happens,
from Allison
(in Healesville, south-eas
Hi Andrew,
I think I do know an exercise, but have little time this week to
write about it.
In Ortho-Bionomy, the gentle bodywork I practise, I work with
reflexes that travel to the spine, but not necessarily to the brain.
(That part of my work simply involves supporting part of the body in
Dear Phelim,
I am still excited about your "Keepin' Busy" post from January '06.
For a long time I have been wondering about OST and Process Work (POP).
Now my husband Jim and I have booked to go to Sydney for Worldwork in
April.
And we want to stay on in Sydney, hoping we
Dear Karen,
What a wonderful invitation! Thank you for extending it.
The theoretical underpinning of my PhD thesis (presently entitled:
'Embodied Relativity') relates to integral consciousness.
I am especially interested in Jean Gebser's writing as it relates to
my gentle bodywork practice of
Hi All,
OSonOSinOZ was good for me too.
It got me in the mood me to think about nothing.
In Ortho-Bionomy, the gentle bodywork I practise, doing nothing is
important.
A bumper sticker about Ortho-Bionomy in the US says: "Ortho-
Bionomists do nothing better."
OB practitioners hold space for the
Hi Phelim,
I am just looking into possibilities of getting to worldwork.
Just waiting "for the necessary elements to align themselves".
Today might clinch it as a reality.
I'd love to be there.
All the more so if there's a chance to get to your gig the week after.
Can you say more about your oper
ting comes from the list. Good luck, and welcome
to the community. Great people here!
Jim
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s are too small, or we
can't operate in a crazy, weird world like that, although we do.
Best wishes,
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Hi All,
What I notice on this and the Maremma Sheepdog list is that posts
sometimes arrive out of order.
I quite often have the list members' answers for more than a day
before the question arrives.
Perhaps the Email Elves take the questions to a favourite rock
somewhere, to sit and contem
Hi Carla,
How delightful to find you there on my computer!
It would be great to see you and "The Internationals" (as we called
ourselves momentarily), in Russia.
At present I don't see my getting there as a possibility.
But who knows?
Thanks for the sunshine, it arrived with your email.
A pier
Hi Jack,
Just catching up...
Perhaps the sociology you speak of happens to some extent because of
the simplicity and effectiveness of the technology?
When I was a teenager I used to play music (records at that time)
with a good beat to dance to.
While dancing I felt safe enough to move in wild
Thanks to Claudia and all other respondents and interested parties,
I have got behind with my responses, as I was afraid I might.
This list has been a wonderful experience so far for me.
Part of the pleasure was in finding others with similar interests to
mine.
Another source of enjoyment came f
Hi Peggy,
Thanks for picking me up on the word 'feedback'.
That subtlety is vital, so I appreciate your thoughts, and I had used
the word feedback several times without thinking about its
hierarchical flavour.
I was hoping to do pretty well as you suggest, although I was
imagining combining
Hi Phelim,
It's wonderful to hear of your work.
Best wishes with Devoted and Disgruntled.
Pop in if/when you are in Australia next year for worldwork.
And feel free to set up a Devoted and Disgruntled event in Melbourne
(Sydney too if you like).
Let me know if I can help.
I'd love to experience
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On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 19:11:54 +1100, Allison & Jim Baensch
wrote
t write more at present.
I'm going away tomorrow for a few days and need to pack.
Thank you for your response.
I feel quite excited about what you have said so far and hope to hear
more soon.
Warm regards,
Allison.
On 23/11/2005, at 6:41 PM, Change Management Toolbook wrote:
On Tue, 22 Nov 2
Hi Lise,
You are right, it is a challenge for me.
I do enjoy variety and new opportunities.
In your email you said:
You have only 90 minutes: - the assumption is: The speaker transfer
her knowledge to the participants by giving a paper and a speach
OST-assumption: We all (also participants) hav
Hi Jack,
I appreciate your comments.
Most likely the reason I can't find OST limitations to write about is
because OST supports the process rather than cutting across it.
So, if OST is done in a way that doesn't cramp the group's style, and
if space is made, there are most likely no cons.
I c
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for your response - your words are music to my eyes.
Yes, I also have many happy memories of our international days
together before and during OSonOsinOZ.
The topic for the conference I described in my last email is:
"Practice Change for Sustainable Communities: Exploring Fo
Hello list members,
My name is Allison and I have been around Open Space since
experiencing it in 1996 at the Uni of Western Sydney.
I've mainly used OST for spacious conference 'papers' and I was at
the OSonOSinOz in Marysville.
Hi to everyone on the list, especially those I've connected wi
this list, and long in this world. I'm richer for your postings.
Jim
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measure, since there is always a possibility that this "virus" contains
the only truly sane or healthy DNA in the system. As in, what if there
had not been a "Deep Throat"?
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What an exciting story. Maybe they will experience more of what it means
to be church, to be free!
Peace and Joy Forever!
Jim Metcalf
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rmore, it includes twenty-three case
accounts of nonviolent struggle in the twentieth century.
To find out additional information, visit the institute's web site:
www.aeinstein.org <http://www.aeinstein.org/>
Best Wishes Alwa
what
you call "guerilla groups", knowing that many will fail, but some will be
the future of the organization.
Thanks for bringing back a great idea!
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Now I do n
the business side of the operation.
Well, results are predictably frustrating, which is not to say that theory
and theology are to be abandoned.
I'm looking for hope, encouragement, direction.
Best Wishes Always,
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ations and our lives are out of balance, i.e., too much
structure.
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ate ethics, equitable taxation,
NAFTA and GATT, are all examples of topics that we should talk about in some
coordinate fashion as a nation, so that sound ideas can gain increasingly
large hearing, and that differing regional needs can be taken into account.
Best Wishes Always,
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I'm the one. I think of you often, glad to see your letters showing up on
the list. That was a good conference in Peoria.
Best Wishes Always,
Jim
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d learn to truly
love ourselves. Thanks for the reply.
Best wishes in loving,
Jim
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their turn. Of course, they can also choose to
remain hard-hearted, stuck in their own old ways of dong things. I hope,
though, that eventually our love will win out, and even such people will
become open to loving, caring, communicating, i.e. to a genuine open space.
Love with best wishes,
Jim
ay to go.
Thanks for sharing your stimulating thought!
Jim
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This is good poetry, a lovely gift. Thank you.
Love,
Jim
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Julie
Smith
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 5:14 PM
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Subject: peace poem
remembering who we are
innocent as the
Birgett,
Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful, courageous, compassionate
heart. Peace be with you.
Jim
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Birgitt Williams
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Wishes,
Jim
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Silverman
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Subject: Help with Idea / Democratic Party - Internet - New Technology
First I want to say hello and
Harrison,
Please send me the draft as a Word document. I appreciate OS as an
avenue to peace on several levels. Thank you for all you have done
through OS to make my life better.
Peace and joy,
Jim
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Jack,
Michael Herman and I have occasionally, and recently, corresponded,
about putting together some sort of training event for Michigan area
folk interested in Open Space. Would that fit for you?
Jim
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wo hour meeting of the congregation this
coming Saturday, and has asked me to lead it. I am proposing an open
forum in which members can toss out some ideas, and from that I want to
generate an Open Space meeting some time later. I would like to hear
your thoughts on this also.
Eagerly waiting,
Jim
to the love of God business, for one) but I think that
> this answers your question. If I've not been sufficiently detailed,
> I'll be happy to write more.
>
>
Joy in the Journey of Life,,
Jim
of Christianity today, at least as I see it. Thanks for giving me
words to use in another part of my life.
Love, peace and joy,
Jim
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Ferreira da Silva
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002
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