As reported, I have been dealing with the after effects of a cornea
transplant which largely involved stumbling into things which I couldn't
see, and putting endless amounts of drops and salve into an eye that had
clearly seen better days. Minor inconvenience on the macro scale of world
affairs, bu
Harrison--
Reading your post and Chris's response, I finally understand what you mean
by opening space in our lives. Thank you for the revelation, Harrison and
Chris!
To answer your challenge, Harrison: What I have been doing to open space in
people has been to post my insights (which are often p
Harrison wrote:
"...how to open some more space - anywhere, anyhow, with anyone Doing an OS
is cool, but surely that represents but a tiny fraction of the opportunities
available. So come on Folks (Lurkers included) how do we open up some more
space? And how are we doing right now. Perhaps
Hi all--
(Here is today's Footprint in the Wind/sm, in line with what I promised
about sharing these a little more widely, my way beyond OST of opening
space.)
Footprints in the Wind/sm # 466
ooOOOoo
o
Dear Harrison & Everyone,
It seems to me that your insight is even better than your already high
acuity, perhaps as a result of those stumbles and bumps on your
consciousness. I am so glad that the surgery is over and send you blessings
of continued healing.
The story I share below was in progres
Colin--
Your post has been on my mind and in more than one entry in my journal
since I read it. It has sparked my imagination. Thank you.
Your idea about a big marketplace wall in a public place intrigues me.
Could you extend it a little? What might it look like? How could we pull it
off?
For in
Joelle--
Could you put some meat on the bones of that please? In what settings have
you used the butcher paper?
:-Doug.
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Yes I was--but I probably still have my draft card somewhere!
Not sure what you are referring to, Harrison.
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From: "Harrison Owen"
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Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 8:57 PM
Subject: Opening Space for a Closing World
As reported, I have been dealing with the after effects of a cornea
transplant which largely involved stumbling into things which I could
Harrison Owen wrote:
> So I thought to myself, thought I, how to open some more space -
anywhere,
anyhow, with anyone Doing an OS is cool, but surely that represents but
a tiny fraction of the opportunities available. So come on Folks (Lurkers
included) how do we open up some more space? A
Harrison--
Wonderful pictures! And a real treat to have a look at the part of the
world you call home.
Thank you!
Joelle
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Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 2:13 AM
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Subject: Re: Opening Space for a Closing World
Dear Harrison!
I was just thinking about same topics these days. In 1099 crusaders defeated
Jerusalem. The Holy Town for Muslims, Jews and Christians was in blood. But
mikk sarv wrote:
Next week we are celibrating this day, 14th of April as Outdoor Learning
Day. The day is opened by our Minister of Education and Minister of
Environment. For the period from 14th of April till 14th of October all
schools, kindergardens and universities try to run as much as pos
Okay, Harrison. I'll take you up on this one. You said:
"So I thought to myself, thought I, how to open some more space -
anywhere,
anyhow, with anyone Doing an OS is cool, but surely that represents
but
a tiny fraction of the opportunities available. So come on Folks
(Lurkers
included) how
colin, you spark for me with this last item about big wall set up in a
mall... fran peavey bought an open worldaround ticket and started in
japan. she went out to a park bench and set out a sign (this was 1980)
that said "american willing to listen" and started having all kinds of
conversations w
hello julie, so good to see your words here! so, maybe you want to
release your questions to the local universe? this sounded an awful lot
like an invitation waiting to happen, you know? got a cordless
microphone?(!) mh
Julie Smith wrote (something like this):
We have so many, many wond
there need to hear appriciation from each other. I am sure you know ways of organazing that. I do hope that these words give you inspiration to go about it in you own way.
Love Inge from Denmark
>From: Julie Smith
>Reply-To: OSLIST
>To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
>Subject: Re: Openi
> Date: 4/7/2004 3:15:15 AM
> Subject: Re: Opening Space for a Closing World
>
> Okay, Harrison. I'll take you up on this one. You said:
>
> "So I thought to myself, thought I, how to open some more space -
> anywhere,
> anyhow, with anyone Doing an OS is
dearest Chris
brimming-over heart-filled thanks for your words..A gen
On 5 Apr 2004, at 21:13, Chris Corrigan wrote:
Harrison Owen wrote:
> So I thought to myself, thought I, how to open some more space -
anywhere,
anyhow, with anyone Doing an OS is cool, but surely that
represents
In a message dated 4/7/04 1:02:31 AM, morle...@btopenworld.com writes:
> ...Open Space in Airports, Railway Stations...
>
Morley--
I've had the idea for years that at any given moment, there are a lot of
interesting people at O'Hare Airport, and there should be some way to convene a
few of the
look, look, everyone! ...joelle has just invented the electronic
elbow-in-the-ribs! hint hint nudge nudge.
Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
I've had the idea for years that at any given moment, there are a lot of
interesting people at *O'Hare Airport,* and there should be some way to convene
Harrison-- Your gallery of photos is awesome! Thanks for sharing it
with the list. Photography has been a large part of my life, too, And
in a former life, I also dabbled in water color painting. The subjects
you seem to be drawn to in nature - wood, what lands and crawls on
wood, water and creatu
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Douglas D.
Germann, Sr.
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 10:26 AM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Opening Space for a Clo
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Doug -- where were you in the '60s baby? (Don't answer if it is going to
incriminate you.) What you described happened over and over again. Sometimes
it got a little dicey depending on the subject matter and audience... but
mostly it w
In a message dated 4/9/04 2:20:45 PM, morle...@btopenworld.com writes:
> What could the objective be here? - To show passion and
> responsibility...concern without blame? To demonstrate a different way of
> public discussion?
>
>
Colin--
How about an objective of experimenting with ways to o
Doug--
Don't remember for sure, but I think that we used butcher paper to capture
random comments at the Mason County Idea Fair, a series of 4 annual community
goal-setting events. At the Creative Problem Solving Institute, one year
someone put up butcher paper on the wall in the floor lounges o
..@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Harrison
> Owen
> Sent: 09 April 2004 15:46
> To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
> Subject: Re: Opening Space for a Closing World
>
> Doug -- where were you in the '60s baby? (Don't answer if it is going to
> incriminate y
dear harrison,
as is often the case, i am moved by the movement that you inspire and invite.
as for opening space for a closing world, i tend to be drawn to the one-on-one
route. i like to dive in as quickly as possible and open my own space in
efforts to heal and grow myself and mirror such
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