Masud-- When I read your email, I sensed your disappointment at hearing
no response from Theresa, and I'm guessing your need for knowing how
she took your comments was not met.
In two earlier emails yesterday, I spoke about Nonviolent Communication
(NVC) and gave some bare essentials of the mo
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> Germann, Sr.
> Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 1:59 PM
> To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
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> Harrison--
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> Your description of the open Now reminds m
lf Of Douglas D.
Germann, Sr.
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 1:59 PM
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Subject: Learning to expand our NOW
Harrison--
Your description of the open Now reminds me of Ira Progoff's At a Journal
Workshop. Often I have mused about his "open moment" and
Harrison--
Your description of the open Now reminds me of Ira Progoff's At a Journal
Workshop. Often I have mused about his "open moment" and the implications
of open space. Are you familiar with his work? What do you see as the
places where the two ideas inform each other?
G'day All
A friend sent me this, quite independently of this topic on our listserv.
This gift may contribute to your learning too.
With apologies for the mis-direction of my previous posting to this thread.
And love
Alan
Hong Kong
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e presents relative to pasts and futures) -
Indonesia, Venezuela, Netherlands and Spain!!
Will read your book to illuminate myself further,
Peter
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Harrison
I agree with the fragmentation of past, present and future - i think it is
particularly evident in the US. I just pulled out my Trompenaars - "Riding the
Waves of Culture" and looked up the chapter on Time. In it he has so
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Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 4:24 AM
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Subject: Learning to expand our NOW
Harrison
I agree with the fragmentation of past, present and future - i thin
G'day All
May I be so bold as to suggest that a bit of the old 'command and control'
language has seeped into this lively conversation from diverse sources, in
my opinion. Maybe a few "I
wonder if you have considered ..." and the like such as "The way I see it
..." would
inject lightness and play
d out, it starts with you...
Best wishes,
Judy
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To:
Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 5:47 PM
Subject: Re: Learning to expand our NOW
Hi Judy,
You correctly pointed out that I tend to be judgmental. But I did not
understand what you meant by "
Hi
This is my first post on this list although i have been listening for
some time. I am based in Sydney and am an occasional open space
facilitator.
this wonderful idea reminds me of a Japan Australia dialogue i
attended about a decade ago in which i was playing the role of the
rapporteur. the
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Wallman
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 11:49 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: Learning to Expand our NOW
Hi
This is my first post on this list although i have been listening for some
time. I am based in Sydney and am an oc
I just need to reiterate that I think Cheryl's attempt to tell the
list what is and is not appropriate is a way of closing space.
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Cheryl, I remind you that here in open space, you can use the law of
two feet and not follow a conversation that you do not want to follow.
It seems to close space to suggest that questions of clarification
should be done off list.
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individuals and not posted to list. Thankscheryl
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> From: Spady's
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> Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 12:00 PM
> Subject: Re: Learning to expand our N
Masud, just a thought.
You wrote:
Therese's lack of response makes it evident that my "NOW" did not
contain enough space for her to respond. For those of you who can have
space for my views, as well as hers, can you please suggest an
alternative way of posing my comment/question?
Often I don't res
ing for a baited response from her.
Just my 2 cents worth...
Judy Spady
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From: Masud Sheikh
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 9:28 AM
Subject: Learning to expand our NOW
Dear all,
In the interest of expand
think you read way too much into this as you were
obviously waiting for a baited response from her.
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>Just my 2 cents worth...
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>Judy Spady
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> From: Masud Sheikh
> To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
> Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 9:28 AM
from her.
Just my 2 cents worth...
Judy Spady
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From: Masud Sheikh
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 9:28 AM
Subject: Learning to expand our NOW
Dear all,
In the interest of expanding my "NOW", I request a favo
Dear all,
In the interest of expanding my "NOW", I request a favour/favor (being
Canadian, I can use both spellings):
Yesterday, I had a conflict with Therese Fitzpatrick, when I posted the
following note:
">Funda, such an event would not be negative...it could be wonderful and
life affirming.
Thank you Tolga, Lisa and Therese for your responses
- Thanks also to anyone else who may respond subsequently
Lisa, in response to your question about my participation in OSonOS in
Halifax: I am still not sure, so have not yet booked.
Take care, all of you
Masud
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Here in my now. . .
I am unaware that you and I have had a conflict, Masud. I do notthink I have
ever addressed you directly in anything I have posted tothe OSlist.
Thank you, Lisa, for pointing out that there are all kinds of reasonswhy
someone, including me, might not answer an email.
I live i
Hi Masud,
The questions that start with "Is/Isnt" are sometimes expressed as, or
understood as "bogus questions" - where they are merely expressing a belief,
rather than requiring for more explanation. For example:
"Isnt that obvious ??" may simply mean " I believe it is obvious" (sometimes
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