New Arrivals into OS sessions.
Yesterday, I completed a two day OS session with the council, executive
and public stakeholders of the city of Eldoret in Kenya. We took the first
day so seek and document the divergant views, and on the second day
produced convergance and specific action plans. T
Hi there:
It sounds to me that the issue was deeper than coming late. If there had
been speculation about the motives of the five newcomers taking money and
not showing, it seems that the conversation needs to be deeper than simply
stating expectations.
Often, when there is some unresolved issu
Dear Stuart,
thanks for offering such a lively account of your experience...next to
the actual practice itself this is for me one of the most productive
ways of learning and a real gift of this community.
Chris has already said a bunch of the things that crossed my mind on
reading your note.
H
My practice parallels Michael¹s non-intrusive presence, which is different
than absence. Whenever there is any kind of awkwardness in the group, I just
stay present to it with faith in the self-organizing qualities of any living
system that emerge naturally unless someone tries to interrupt it.
te.edu]On Behalf Of Jack
Ricchiuto
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2006 10:19 AM
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Subject: Re: Dealing with New Entrants to OS sessions
My practice parallels Michaels non-intrusive presence, which is
different than absence. Whenever there is any kind of awkwardn
