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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of avner
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f avner
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Harisson, the Rabbi you mentioned had moved a long way since then and he is
trying to initiate these days a spiritual alliance between the Judaism and
the Islam.
Not letting fear con
: Terrorized by terror -- Space closes
Something that Chris said caught my eye. "Phill Cass calls the "private voice
of possibility" which emerges into the public consciousness. Suddenly we're
not talking about the fearful aspects of a state run system of colonization,
but rath
Dear Avner and all,
Thank you Avner for your story about the Rabbi who is working to create a
spiritual alliance between Judaism and Islam. And it is great there is an
initiative to convince Israeli authorities to let Muslims of all ages pray
on Temple Mount.
>What kind of challenge are the Iran
1, 2007 12:29 AM
*Subject:* Re: Terrorized by terror -- Space closes
Something that Chris said caught my eye. "Phill Cass calls the "private
voice of possibility" which emerges into the public consciousness. Suddenly
we're not talking about the fearful aspects of a state run s
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Chris
Corrigan
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 4:04 PM
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Considering the question of America the Fearful and Frightened,
I dont think this is something that began 5.5 years ago.
I enjoy the analogy of the dojo/dojang and the idea of going beyond the
question of safety with respect to the spaces we open.
I spend a fair amount of time thinking about th
ehalf Of *Chris
Corrigan
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This is a wise response Wendy, about Open Space not being safe space but
rather a space in which we can train with our fear. Many of us who ar
I don't disagree with anything said on the subject of fear up to now
but for me it the discussion is lacking some components and I am not
sure myself what they are. Hopefully in my response I will unpack
them.
> "The culture of fear is like a genie that has been let out of its
>bottle. It ac
This is a wise response Wendy, about Open Space not being safe space but
rather a space in which we can train with our fear. Many of us who are
martial artists will know the experience of bringing your fear to the dojang
(in Korean, the training gym, like the Japanese dojo) and practice it with
p
Dear Harrison,
Thank you so much for starting this thread. Chris, your analogy of the hole
in the bathtub is a very clear representation of what (little) we know about
creating change in complex systems. Right now fear seems to be the primary
attractor guiding the energy in the US system—and
Zbigniew Brzezinski, National Security Advisor to Jimmy Carter, is usually
over shadowed by Henry Kissinger, which is a shame, because the clarity and
insight of Zbigniew is remarkable, I think. Case in point is his recent
article, "Terrorized by the War on Terror." I bring all this up here because
I have this strong sense that fear is like a whirlpool - we are drawn into
its centre because of the forces of gravity, the viscosity of the water and
the hole in the bottom of the bathtub. With nowhere else to go, the water
goes down, and if we are water in this scenario, we are sucked somewhat
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