I just finished reading Ken Wilbur's Boomeritis. The book talks extensively
about Spiral Dynamics. One aspect he discusses is how the memes through Greens
are intolerant of each other. I started thinking about Open Space's capacity
to bring people together and actually interact productively.
Peggy -- I can't figure out if I understand anything about Spiral
Dynamics or not. I have read about it and followed discussions on
the listserv and jumped in some.
My thoughts on your question are this. As things move up the spiral,
they become more inclusive. At each stage, other memes are r
hi peggy,
first what did you think of the book? i used to love him, now since ses
there has been a growing disenchantment. so i am wondering what others
thoughts are.
regarding your question, i would say that ost has the capacity to
operate aqal. however, wilber would probably classify it
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Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 5:14 PM
Subject: Re: Pondering Open Space and Spiral Dynamics
> Peggy -- I can't figure out if I understand anything about Spiral
> Dynamics or not. I have read about it and followed discussions on
> th
Hi Peggy,
I am a big fan of both Wilber and of Spiral Dynamics. Unfortunately I
have yet to experience OST in any real way but reading the various mails
on the list makes me long for the experience (some day). It seems to me
that OST plays a kind of trick on the SD levels. I am assuming here that
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t: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 7:39 PM
Subject: Re: Pondering Open Space and Spiral Dynamics
> Hi Peggy,
> I am a big fan of both Wilber and of Spiral Dynamics. Unfortunately I
> have yet to experience OST in any real way but reading the various mails
> on the list makes me long for the e
At 09:13 PM 8/28/2002 -0400, Meg Salter wrote:
Hello all
Yes, I too am a Wilber fan, quite familiar with Spiral dynamics and have
done a fair bit of OST facilitation.
OST works in all 4 quadrants in that it gives a minimal structure for group
process (lower right) that affects how groups interact
Meg and Harrison -- As far as I'm concerned, there's not much more to
say than what you have each expressed so succinctly and to the point
in these two paragraphs. It is a dynamic which raises awe in so many
who experience it, and, speaking for myself, remains the driving
passion behind my life a
Harrison,
You have very elegantly articulated something (Wilber, Spiral Dynamics) that
has been troubling me for some years but which I could barely explain to
myself. Thank you!
Martin*
Martin Leith, Catalyst
Creating a rapid shift from now to new
(Download info pack: www.martinleith.com/martin
Yep this has been part of my Journey this summer, digging deeper in to
Open Space and Appreciative Inquiry from Harrison's simplified or Ken
Wilbur and Spiral Dynamics more complex statement.
I do think OS creates the conditions for integration of the levels
below, or of a peak experience of a le
OS practitioner affects the
experience.
Peggy
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From: Tim Weidman
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 3:57 PM
Subject: Re: Pondering Open Space and Spiral Dynamics
hi peggy,
first what did you think of the book? i used t
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