Brian--
Thanks for sharing this great story! I love the way you incorporated the
elements of Open Space into the brief space of the closing--I could feel the
energy just from reading about it!
Joelle
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Kenoli,
what you think/write about balance, creative tension and paradox of
chaos and order ...YES, that's it. I only model it on basis of other
words.
Describing it as paradox is describing it in terms of logics, because
only from the logical point of view (which does not permit
contradictions)
Brian,
You said:
> I don't know if others might be
> interested in it, and would be happy for you to add it to the LIST if
> you think so.
This is such a WONDERFUL story! I have no doubt others will benefit from
it, as I have.
Thank you,
Peggy
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From: "Fr Brian S Ba
What an exciting story. It seems like a "touchy" thing to suggest,
and not intended as a "non-collaborative" strategy, but I see a
constructively "subversive" quality to open space here. Since it so
much (and so easily) mobilizes the "wisdom in the room", it may be a
good tool to "politely" free
