Dear Harrison and friends
I feel that our work is to continue to open space wherever we can and
with whomever we can. When people have the opportunity to converse
with others as equals, it is more powerful than politics and
conflict, because it is true participatory democracy.
Kind regards
Ker
Well. I Opened Space yesterday (the 21st) as well, and twice earlier in
the the week since the 11th. (I heard that today was actually the
equinox, at about noon.) All were with "clients" and all created the
conditions for high learning and connection. One was not really an OS,
but a learning from
Dear Harrison,
right, its people that deliver in open space.
The facilitator part in me is humbled every time this message
strikes.
At the same time it is good for me to be part of an ost-event and to
know that I support the space in which spirit unfolds.
Right now we - Felicia Schulz, Ruth Karzel
At 10:31 AM 9/21/01 -0400, I wrote the following, and I thought to share
some of the response that have come in--
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
If ever there was the necessity for Opening Space, NOW is precisely the
moment. Under a cloud of fear, people and societies inevitably close
down, and a
rom: Harrison Owen
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 2:17 PM
Subject: Re: Opening Space for Our World
At 10:31 AM 9/21/01 -0400, I wrote the following, and I thought to share some
of the response that have come in--
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
If e
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I am presuming that since you are in my database, you know something about
me and Open Space. If I am in error, please forgive. However, if you have
been wondering what we can do post 9/11, here is a suggestion. Open some
space to let the healing begin.
If ever ther
