Hi friends,
I think the "initiation" is to start to invite people to an adventurous yet
exciting life-long journey of living with spirit alive which secretively
triggers self-organizing force of OST.
Recently, I have changed my signature from park to spark. Now, I can tell
why I did s
Dear all,
Thanks for your responses.
Cher Harrison, you invite us to not believe a word you say. And in that
vein, I don't believe you for a New York (or Moscow, for that matter)
minute, that initiation for you just means beginning... for the reasons that
Artur outlined...
Not that it r
In a message dated 4/7/2008 12:18:23 PM Pacific Standard Time,
ch...@chriscorrigan.com writes:
What?!?...you mean, all these years I have been breaking vials of scented
oil over people's heads and teaching them secret handshakes, and now you tell
me it just means "getting started?"
Wish I
ic. I have always called Open Space Technology an exoteric method
> it being very transparent with no mumbojumbo or secret parts visible
> only to the "inner circle"
> So calling it an initiation is not attaching "esoteric" to it in my line
> of thinking
> Greetings
ric method
it being very transparent with no mumbojumbo or secret parts visible
only to the "inner circle"
So calling it an initiation is not attaching "esoteric" to it in my line
of thinking
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
**Planning your summer road t
to the "inner circle" ....
So calling it an initiation is not attaching "esoteric" to it in my line
of thinking
Greetings from Berlin
mmp
Artur Silva wrote:
Adding another language (a third one?) to the confusion.
In Portuguese, "beginning" translates as "in
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Adding another language (a third one?) to the confusion.
In Portuguese, "beginning" translates as "início"
Adding another language (a third one?) to the confusion.
In Portuguese, "beginning" translates as "início" that is similar to
"initiation". So I have always translated "Initiation" as "início", hence
"beginning", or "
Raffi,
My understanding of "initiation" in this context is "getting things
started".
Best wishes to you,
Jack
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Subject: Initiation
Dear listers,
While working through the OST User's Guide a few months ago, I noticed the
word "initiation" in Chapter 6, "Creating Time and Space" as the word
marking the opening of the space.
The Guide explains that initiation has these stages:
1.
Dear listers,
While working through the OST User's Guide a few months ago, I noticed the
word "initiation" in Chapter 6, "Creating Time and Space" as the word
marking the opening of the space.
The Guide explains that initiation has these stages:
1. Welcome
2. Focus the
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