One of the conference organizers wrote briefly about the return from Rome.
Seems like something may actually have gotten started.
Despite the worries and difficulties of our return trip to Israel (the
invasion of Israel into Ramallah, the intense search and security checks of
our patient Palestin
Hi Harrison,
You wrote:
>>
Since my time 10 years ago in South Africa, it has been clear to me that
OS has enormous power for what we might call conflict resolution, but it
is a resolution that does not eliminate conflict. If anything the
conflict is magnified, but space is provided so that the c
Wow!
I received my OS list, digest version, this evening to see that already
this thread is so rich. So many items begging thought and response. Due
to lack of free energy to respond more, I will be digesting in my spare
time for the next few days. Meanwhile, some people may enjoy following
this
Harrison Owen schrieb:
> ...and everything to do with the power of self-organization. All
> we do in Open Space is to create the conditions under which a
> completely natural process can start or re-start. If true, this is
> really good news, for it would mean that we already have at our
>
Another example of what we have been experiencing whenever a "system"
of people are assembled and given a context in which to talk to each
other about things that they know are important to them: that they
discover that they already have the "wisdom" to find their own way.
The "wisdom" is in the r
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 4:57 AM
Subject: A First Step From Rome
One of the conference organizers wrote briefly about the return from Rome.
Seems like something may actually have gotten started.
Despite the worries and difficulties of our return trip to Israel (the
in
Dear Harrison,
You said
>> The experience in Rome provides an opportunity for deep learning
about this thing we call Open Space, and possibly an even deeper
learning about possible pathways to peace. Since my time 10 years ago
in South Africa, it has been clear to me that OS has enormous power
At 12:39 AM 6/13/2002 -0800, Dan wrote:
It occurs to me "conflict" is a loaded word, having different
connotations in different cultures. For example, we have Bahai friends
who see no benefits in the category "conflict." They talk about
"conflict free conflict resolution," with heavy emphasis on
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From: Julie Smith
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 12:44 PM
Subject: Re: A First Step From Rome
Dear Harrison,
You said
&
H... Gee. So it seems that the "nothing" we purportedly do when
holding space is quite pregnant after all...
Winston
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Hey Winston,
I don't get you on this and I want to... Would you say more?
Best,
glory ressler (or, as I'm known on the gestalt listserv, 'gory wrestler'
:-) )
Winston Kinch wrote:
H... Gee. So it seems that the "nothing" we purportedly do when
holding space is quite pregnant after all.
: Re: A First Step From Rome
Harrison, Julie and OS friends
Conflict resolution and peace making (with references to Ken Wilber);
Wasn't it Einstein who said that a true problem can never be solved from
the same state in which it was created? I think conflict resolution is
about "t
Hello to all that are following this line I have been away from the
computer for the last few days, and was delighted to find your postings
upon my return tonight. As Harrison, Tova, Avner and Carol are doing
extraordinary/ordinary work in their part of the world, on a smaller
scale we are ha
Glory,
I wanted to give a short answer. I was not able to do so.
So I do not post it to the list, but send it off-list to you.
Thanks again for your feedbacks to me.
Bernhard
Glory and all,
It is long, because I usually do not yet understand clearly, what I
am writing about, so I e
Bernhard,
Thank you. You words are very good and much shorter than mine - and I am
a native english speaker! Good reminder for me :-) Thanks to Joelle
for prompting your message with her feedback!
And thanks to Metta Zetty's reflection (
http://awakening.net/Reflections.html ), that sums up part
esday, June 12, 2002 6:44 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: A First Step From Rome
Dear Harrison,
You said
>> The experience in Rome provides an opportunity for deep learning about
this thing we call Open Space, and possibly an even deeper learning about
okay, okay, i'm here. <<>>
been lurking here while busy in other places but, now prodded, have
re-read much of the recent conversation. a lot to take in from my
current place of ever-so-slightly-more-than-usual uncertainty and
questionning.
feels like some important, but not painful, peeling/st
Harrison, Florian, Kenoli, Julie,Winston and all participants of
these emerging threads,
wb-traincons...@gmx.net 13.06.2002 at 11:00:03 (GMT/UT + 02:00)
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 07:57:34 -0400, Harrison Owen wrote:
If anything the conflict is magnified, but space is provided so that
the conflict, and th
Hi Everyone---
Just wanting to say how much I am appreciating the conversation here as I
pack to move. I hear conversation regarding OST, process in general, conflict
"resolution," "therapy" and especially the voices of experience from Rome.
Thank you, thank you for the depth, wisdom and heart I f
At 01:40 PM 6/13/2002 +0200, Bernhard wrote:
This reminds me of the time, when I was a group dynamic trainer in
classical T-Group settings (following Lewins tradition) at Vienna
University/Dep.
Sociology. At that time I was myself participating in various
therapies. The more I learned about the
Harrison - YES!!! and then again, YES!!!
Blessings,
Toni
- Original Message -
From: Harrison Owen
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 5:36 AM
Subject: Re: a first step from Rome (long)
At 01:40 PM 6/13/2002 +0200, Bernhard wrote:
This
Bernhard--
Your e-mail discussions are sometimes long, but always filled with things I
need to think about.
To all participants in this complex discussion--this morning, I am
experiencing the OSLIST as a learning organization! My deep thanks to all
who have contributed their feelings, thoughts a
WB-TrainConsult schrieb:
>
>
> metaphor of the railway switch for the effect of past
> decisions for the future. ..sometimes this metaphor may fortify
> fatalistic
> interpretations of "beeing determined
> by our past" which is only a part of the truth, in most facilitations
> of visioni
Dearest all,
I have been here with my beloved family and large canine companion...
shouting for joy, crying, feeling sad and scared, knowing hope in my
body... because of all of you. I want to give you my heart. Here goes...
Mostly what I have unlearned are aspects of some theory or methodology
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