I am just going to ask my question without posting what I think. I'd
like to hear some what some of you think about trust and open space.
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Sure and it goes beyond "Trust the process", though that is important. I
believe that it starts (and maybe ends) with the facilitator trusting
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I am just going to ask my question without posting what I think. I'd
like to
Thanks, Allen.
I see trust as part of the energy that allows open space to emerge. I
see it as integral to all the principles and the law of two feet.
Is it acceptable Open Space practice to invite participants to trust?
Or is it best to leave trust unspoken?
Thanks. I'm chewing on something a
nothing wrong with asking them to trust... accept that then they go
down the road because you've said "trust me" rather than because
they've identified someting down the road that they are surely
wanting. we never know who's coming and where they'll go in open
spaces, so i don't think we can reall
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I suppose it wouldn't hurt to ask folk to trust, but I doubt it would do any
good. A very high percentage of the time whe
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Thanks, folks.
I have
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When I participate in open space, how I trust myself becomes profound factor in
how I engage with my community. I trust that my ability to learn will support
new conversations, I trust that my capacity for compassion will
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Thank you Jack, this was the exact point about trust that I wanted to point
outâ¦
One is fully present and open to the experience and others (a.k.a. trusting
the flow and others
"...law of two feet says... ...you and only you know when you are
learning and contributing..."
seems we could add trusting, fearing and probably some other things, too...
"...job is to learn and contribute as much as you can... ...trust as
much as you can... fear as little as you can..."
...suc
I agree with Michael that you do not need to talk explicitly about
"trust" when opening the space -- in fact it may be counterproductive.
I never do.
I agree with Bea that Trust is Trust, in OS or not:
-The sponsor or client has to trust the facilitator to open a space that
relates to the focus/t
I agree with you, Larry, that it may be counterproductive to talk
about trust as one opens space.
And, yet, I have a growing inner guidance that people in general need
to be talking about trust more and more openly.
I also believe that OS is not one single thing with one single
approach. If I be
From: Harrison Owen [mailto:hho...@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 7:24 AM
To: 'Therese Fitzpatrick'
Subject: RE: Is trust a part of open space?
Therese -- I don't think it is so much a question of talking about Trust or
not -- but WHEN that conversation might take
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> Therese -- I don't think it is so much a question of talking about Trust or
> not -- but WHEN that conversation might take place. I would suggest that
> talking about it in the int
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I believe trust can be both the result of an open space gathering (in at
least 90% of what I have witnessed or facilitated). and the precondition to
one.
r the learning opportunities I'm getting from this community
Shay
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