Hello all:
1. We have commented a lot of times that "It always works". And we have
even discussed repeatedly "why" it works. But I would like to suggest
(again) a broader perspective. Starting with the most obvious questions:
What is the "It" that always works? And what does "works" mean?
2. Try
Judi--
If you please, Judi, how did you use OST to teach business law?
:-Doug. Germann
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Judi--
You are creative!
<< the guide on the side, rather than the sage on the stage!
That phrase really deserves the exclamation point! That is neat. May the
rest of us use it as we find opportunity?
Actually, what you did is a highly involving, highly evolved combination of
briefing and the
Dear Artur ~
For me, the "it always works" aspect of OST is the only possible outcome
from any OST, not because of any particular "positive" or "negative"
effect, but because during the time the OST is taking place, the group
operates by proper principles, principles that honor the inherent wisdom
Dear Julie,
I am not attempting to understand what you wrote but I certainly feel
inspirited and am sure that my experience bears out what you
expressed. Thanks.
greetings from thunderstorm after a steaming summerday berlin
mmp
On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 11:45:19 -0800, Julie Smith wrote:
>Dear Artur ~
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What a marvelous message, dear Julie. I suppose I will need one week of
re-reading it before I am able to articulate any feedback. Thanks a lot.
Artur
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Julie --
Yup, amen. Circular or at least self-fulfilling ("Even if no one in the
room accepts the invitation to be fully present, the fact that the
invitation was made is sufficient for me to feel it "worked.") and
brilliant.
By the way, Artur, to your request and question:
> I would like very
Julie Smith wrote:
I think we tend to see "good" things happen during and after OST because our nature and the nature of truth is "good." When we're invited to manifest who we are, we find we like what we see. And most of us also have a bit of not-truth and not-goodness to contend with. If
"OST always works because the 4 Principles always, inherently work
because they reflect the truth."
The principles also create the conditions for the truth that is there to
emerge. I agree, that most people do want to choose a truth that
embodies love and connection.
I saw this happen again in
Congratulations, Larry, it sounds like it was very worthwhile and I wish that
former premier Davis had been there but as you say, whoever comes are the
right people.
Esther
Esther Ewing
The Change Alliance - Assisting Individuals and Organizations to Build
Capability
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HI Larry,
It's great to see this work with the education milieu who needs all the
support and energy it can get. Congratulations and keep up the good work.
I've also experienced negative intro, eg. by an Assistant Deputy Minister
with a group of 250 already demoralised and abused managers. But, y
Extraordinary Day!
Judi
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HI Larry,
It's great to see
As soon at the Faculty of Education confirms the date and contract, I'll
let you all know where it's going to be. The fun part is that my
daughter is likely to start undergrad education at the same school in
the fall. Strange how those things work out.
Larry
Larry Peterson
Associates in Transfo
judi's previous posting is one of the gems i squirrelled away at
http://www.globalchicago.net/ost in the notes at the bottom of the page,
in the "opening the classroom" topic... john engle notes there too. but
perhaps judi will add another chapter to that story? michael h
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n the sage on the stage! When he saw that
"marks" were coming out of it, it was okay.
Hope that helps!
Judi
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Subject: "It always works" - revisited again
Judi--
You are creative!
<< the guide on the side, rather than the sage on the stage!
That phrase really deserves the exclamation point! That is neat. May the
rest of us use it as we fin
Judi observed:
> Interestingly some students who wanted to do home study and write
exams
> found the course a challenge as they had to be there. One woman who
had a
> challenging illness found the course challenge and yet chose to stay
with
> it. So, the format isn't for everyone -- quite frankl
Hii
What happened to the plea for larger type?
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