Just some random thoughts because I was a bit unsettled . . . This is
probably "nothing" but then . . .
I have heard several stories of Open Space events having to move from one
physical space to another - successfully . . . Can this be done in virtual
space? I guess the "standard response from
Barry -- I'm confused by your note. It would help me if you could be
a bit more direct. I've been trying to read through your note to
fully understand what you are saying. Are you questioning the
relevance of the dialog that has been going on? Are you suggesting
setting up another dialog? Anot
kenoli Oleari schrieb:
> Barry -- I'm confused by your note. It would help me if you could be
> a bit more direct. I've been trying to read through your note to
> fully understand what you are saying. Are you questioning the
> relevance of the dialog that has been going on? Are you suggesting
Hi Kenoli,
You said:
"Are you questioning the relevance of the dialog that has been going on?"
Not at all.
"Are you suggesting setting up another dialog? Another listserv? Is there
another OS listserv happening that I don't know about?"
NO - NO - Not that I know of
"Are you referring to the
Barry, thanks for your clarifying words.
The crisis brings up questions about this list that we have not asked
before. We have never in my memory had sustained dialogue about anything
other than OST, except maybe God and poetry. ;-)
I think we are all invited to play two roles here: facilitator
. It is such a grand journey, is it not?
Toni Petrinovich
- Original Message -
From: "Jeff Aitken"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: Moving Open Space without closing it . . .
> Barry, thanks for your clarifying words.
>
> The crisis brings
At 18:29 02-10-2001, Jeff Aitken wrote:
The crisis brings up questions about this list that we have not asked
before. We have never in my memory had sustained dialogue about anything
other than OST, except maybe God and poetry. ;-)
You are right in what concerns "sustained dialogue", Jeff. B
At 10:49 AM 10/4/01 +0100, Artur wrote:
In what concerns me, even if my "knowing" of OST has not changed, I tend
to think that some of my ideas about it have been slightly "readjusted"
this days. If we consider, as I do, that Harrison's Guide, and some of his
other books, are the genuine OST, may
At 12:49 04-10-2001, Harrison Owen wrote:
Artur -- and anybody else -- I think it is always import to remember (at
least for me) that OST was the product of two Martinis, born out of
frustration by way of a joke. That it is powerful, I cannot deny. And I
confess to a certain pride of discovery -
Thank you, Harrison, for the conceptual integrity that is included in this
message. You speak to my heart.
Toni Petrinovich
- Original Message -
From: Harrison Owen
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 4:49 AM
Subject: Re: Moving Open Space
At 02:21 PM 10/4/01 +0100, Artur wrote:
Are the pinciples the main reason why OST works (I mean, are they
real "principles") as it it stated in the chapter on OST of Senge's "The
Dance of Change" (to mention only that)?
Or the foundation of OST is elsewhere? Maybe the Circle, the Boletim
Board,
citerar "Artur F. Silva" :
> At 18:29 02-10-2001, Jeff Aitken wrote:
>
> >The crisis brings up questions about this list that we have not asked
> >before. We have never in my memory had sustained dialogue about
anything
> >other than OST, except maybe God and poetry. ;-)
>
> You are right in wha
At 23:18 04-10-2001, Harrison Owen wrote:
It is certainly quite possible to Open Space and never mention either the
4 Principles or The Two Footed Law -- and it will work quite well. The
reason, I think, is that both are simply an acknowledgment of what was
going to happen anyhow. Thus, the Prin
helps to be aware of them.
Have a nice weekend Artur, and I am curious of what comes up next.
All the best from lovely Vienna
Erich
- Original Message -
From: Artur F. Silva
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 3:34 PM
Subject: Re: Moving
In a message dated 10/4/01 2:52:32 AM, artsi...@mail.eunet.pt writes:
<< Finally in my opinion it is important to maintain only one list for the
OS dialogue, and not different ones for different flavors, so that all
experience is shared among all the OS community, and it will not
be replaced by ma
Artur, Harrison, Erich and others--
I'm enjoying this conversation. I agree that the "Law of Two Feet" is most
important--even though people may exercise that law in other meetings, either
by leaving a meeting, or being late, or by being physically but not
emotionally or spiritually present.
But
Hello Erich and all:
I am answering to your post to clarify to you and other lists members one or
two small things.
At 17:25 05-10-2001, Erich Kolenaty wrote:
(...) where the hell do you take the time and the energy from to write
this all?
As the majority of the "independent consultants" I h
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