I would appreciate to be reminded (senior moments increase in frequency) of
Open Space events involving children. I recall (I think) Soweto, and I am
(kinda) sure Chris has mentioned one or more
Winston
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Winston Kinch
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Subject: OST with children...
I would appreciate to be reminded (senior
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Corrigan
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Hi Winston, et al.:
I did write about how quickly my (then) three year old daughter took to
OST in a story which you can read a
Winston--
Chris Weaver is working regularly with children through a 4-H program which
often uses Open Space. Romy has worked with youth in Ireland. I know there
are more. . .
Joelle
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From: "Julie Smith"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 7:44 AM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
> Hi Winston,
>
> I'm not sure how you define "children." I've been playing in open
> space with middle school and high school students for almost six
4, 2002 7:05 AM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
> Hi All,
>
> sorry for sharing ( I hope it is not very big for you ... and an
> attachment... ),
> as I got my collection of pictures of OS (2 hours at 8-10 o'clock in the
> evening... so it is a little bit dark)...on Bai
Thanks, Elena, for the pictures from Ohlkun Island. Where on the island were
you? Your pictures bring back memories for me.
Paul is going to print the pictures and share them with his Rotary Club here
in Shelton.
Joelle
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> Blessings,
> Toni Sar'h
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> From: "Elena A. Marchuk"
> To:
> Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 7:05 AM
> Subject: Re: OST with children...
>
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > sorry for sharing ( I hope
shes
elena
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From: "Joelle Lyons Everett"
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 1:41 AM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
> Thanks, Elena, for the pictures from Ohlkun Island. Where on the island
were
> you? Your pictures bring back memories for me.
>
>
have been
working with different ideas to assist children in being able to speak and
be heard. Your story is so uplifting.
Much love and many blessings,
Toni Sar'h
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From: "Elena A. Marchuk"
To:
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 4:15 PM
Subject: Re: OST
Lena--
I think if I compare your picture with mine, I can see about where you were.
The important thing is, you are creating the future of Russia by bringing new
ways of working to the children and youth.
Thanks,
Joelle
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Hi Toni,
here some more picture which I found on the www.rotaract.irkutsk.ru - they
have a better picture then me..
best wishes
elena
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From: "Toni Petrinovich"
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 11:22 AM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
> Elena,
Thank you much - so much coming together - it is SO GOOD!
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From: "Elena A. Marchuk"
To:
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 11:16 PM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
> Hi Toni,
> here some more picture which I found on the www.rotaract.irkutsk.ru - they
Dear Elena,
Your photographs are very inspirational to me -- the faces of the young
people, the light, the sand, the great lake. I will print them to share
with the youth who gather here at our camp in the mountains. They will
smile to see reflections of their own faces from half a world away.
ot; place, near Kemerovo, not so many exhotic, but
I hope - it will be a new kind of meeting for children who never attend OS.
best wishes
and good luck
elena
hello to North Carolina!
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From: "Chris Weaver"
To:
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 5:28 PM
Subje
Hi Winston an you other good folks exploring OST with children
Within the last 2 months I have hosted 3 OST involving children -
which not just worked well but the intergenerational energies came
into real play. This is a way to go.
First was a summer party in my garden with 19 grown
Hi Winston an you other good folks exploring OST with children
Within the last 2 months I have hosted 3 OST involving children -
which not just worked well but the intergenerational energies came
into real play. This is a way to go.
First was a summer party in my garden with 19 grown
Hi Winston an you other good folks exploring OST with children
Within the last 2 months I have hosted 3 OST involving children -
which not just worked well but the intergenerational energies came
into real play. This is a way to go.
First was a summer party in my garden with 19 grown
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From: Toke Paludan Møller - InterChange
Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2002 16:16:33 +0200
Re: OST with children... Hi Winston an you other good folks exploring
OST with children
Within the last 2 months I have hosted 3 OST involving children -
which not just worked well but the intergenerational en
Re: OST with children...Hi Tova,
thank you for sharing with us.
I love your pictures
and your practice and ideas.
best wishes
elena
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From: Toke Paludan Mшller - InterChange
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 9:16 PM
Re: OST with children...elena,
the sharing and the pictures reflect a wonder that seems to have taken
place!...but the thanks are for Toke (clove to my name but not me),
so thank you very Elena
and thank you very much Toke
warm regards
Tova
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From: OSLIST
Re: OST with children...OK, OK,
everybody!
best wishes
elena
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From: Averbuch
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 10:55 AM
Subject: Re: OST with children...
elena,
the sharing and the pictures reflect a wonder that
Colleagues:
Memories of buying a goat farm and retiring have flown from my mind.
I opened space today for our third of three public legal education
workshops with the Aboriginal community in Vancouver today. The
workshop was targetted at Aboriginal parents, advocates and service
delivery organiz
Hello Chris:
At 00:03 27-01-2001 -0800, Chris Corrigan wrote:
(...) and those that were bigger questions, transcendant, even ("Why does
our community accept the apprehension of our children?")
I have noticed this second type of topic in many of the OST events i have
done. In some ways these t
At 12:03 AM 1/27/01 -0800, Chris wrote:
For me, this is hugely profound in its implications, because what it says
is that community development is most effective when one simply opens
space for the community to develop. It doesn't require elaborate planning
strategies and particpatory initiativ
Hello,
somehow I addressed my question (see below) directly to Harrison - and
not to the list, sorry. Therefore I bring it up now adding Harrison's
answer below it.
Nino
-- my question
At 10:04 1/27/01 +5000 Harrison Owen wrote about the role of the
facilita
Dear Harrison and list,
At 08:46 1/28/01 -0500 Harrison Owen wrote,
> Interesting. Holding Space (keeping the space open) is not a totally
> passive activity, although it may certainly look that way.
and later,
> [...] Which is to say that each participating individual is
> receiving tons of su
At 18:57 28-01-2001 +0100, Nino Novak wrote:
(Seems to me like the four principles and the law are just descriptions
of _your_ _own_ attitude towards the participating people)
A really interesting idea, Nino. Seeing the 4 principles as "descriptions
of the facilitator's attitudes towards parti
Dear Artur,
allow me to make just a few remarks,
you wrote:
> If I would have to
> define the "best predictor" of good facilitation skills (as of good
> parenthood, good teaching, even good people ) I would say
> "congruity" and would add "as it is tacitly recognized by others".
(I'd like to re
(just to add what I've forgotten)
> OST gives the spiritual backing for metanoia. What still has to be done
> is to bring all the concrete knowledge and skills about.
... and, certainly, to perform the concrete actions!
i.e. to move body AND soul ;-)
Nino
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I couldn't resist jumping in to this discussion!
I think, if the appropriate stimulus shows up, the change happens faster
than one can describe it. If you want to change something, because you
_think_ the new way will do it better - it might appear difficult
indeed. But what if the desired change
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From: Doersam, Laurel [mailto:laurel.doer...@caphealth.org]
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 04:21 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: Part three OST with children and families
I couldn't resist jumping in to this discussion!
>I think, if the appropriate stimulus shows u
Hello Nino :
some comments on some of your remarks.
At 23:29 29-01-2001 +0100, Nino Novak wrote:
> >. Some consequences:
> >
> >1) It is important to recognise that there is a tacit dimension in all
> >knowledge, including scientific knowledge. This allows us to understand
> >why it is so diff
At 10:04 27-01-2001 -0500, Harrison Owen wrote (in the end):
But that might be food for another discussion.
Why not? I would like to profit from your suggestion to ask for the
claification of some points.
Chris, I agree. And it is also a blinding flash of the obvious. In this
case, the commu
Dear Laurel and OSLIST,
First, I recommend a wonderful interview with Meg Wheatley and Peter Senge
in this month's issue of Shambhala Sun Magazine. I'll refer to it below.
There's a short excerpt at http://www.shambhalasun.com/
Laurel, thank you for your addition to this wonderful discussion. T
facilitating metanoia? (formerly "Part three OST with children and
families")A few thoughts . . .
Laurel, thank you for your addition to this wonderful discussion. The
firewalking story is a great example of how instantaneous and comprehensive
these metanoias can be.
Laurel, Great
: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: facilitating metanoia? (formerly"Part three OST with children
and families")
A few thoughts . . .
Laurel, thank you for your addition to this wonderful discussion. The
firewalking story is a great example of how instantaneous and comprehensive
these m
Harrison Owen schrieb:
> Healing and well functioning self-organization add up to the same
> thing.
> Or put a different way, a self-organizing system is always in the
> process of healing itself. .
> As facilitators (or whatever it is that we call ourselves)
> we are only and ultimat
At 21:51 28-01-2001 +0100, Florian Fischer wrote:
> let me quote again the austrian architect friedrich kiesler
> "..any problem, big or little
> requires a great humility -
> to let it tell you what it wants.
> rather than your telling the problem
> how it should be resolved.
> it will deve
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