Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-07 Thread Seamus McInerney
Good point Chris. I was forgetting how thick skinned a politician needs to be to work their way through the party system, the election and so forth. I'm even a little embarrassed at my naivete now. ooops It's all about doing what you can do, where you are and doing it now. Shay At 18:46 06/07/20

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-06 Thread Gabriela Ender
Dear Doug, Lucas, Michael H., Chris, Paul, Lilly, Shay and everyone else who has been discussing (and reading) this diverse, important and courageously thread! I am a child of the "cold war", born in Berlin before the wall was build, seperated from my well-loved grandmother by the wall for man

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-06 Thread Chris Corrigan
Seamus McInerney wrote: Following on from the half way technology discussion, I am tempted to wonder what could be done to ask a million people "Given the situation X, what are the next steps to take?". Can we imagine a technology that would be used to really get the views of 100 million people

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-06 Thread Seamus McInerney
Great idea m, and what a conversation it would be. OS has that wonderful capacity to allow all comers to represent themselves. All are equal in the circle. All have equal rights and potentialities. For whatever reason some may choose not to avail of their potential and post or of their rights and

Please help me think this through...

2004-07-05 Thread Douglas D. Germann, Sr.
Michael, Chris, Paul, Lilly and everyone else who has been helping me in this thinking through-- Thank you to each of you. You have taken me to some new, deep and fruitful territory. For that I thank you, in a most heart-felt way. It seems that the personal is important, if not the most importan

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-02 Thread Lilly Evans
This series of messages is very timely to me. As an experienced coach and facilitator (including OS), I have been craving a proper scientific basis for our work. Ok, quantum physics, chaos theory and complexity offer analogues, but that is not enough. So, I am very pleased to be currently on the

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-02 Thread Michael Herman
in another world i travel through, we have started talking about G-Bay, a marriage of the eBay marketplace and the google news and adword functions... a G-iant bulletin board for good, giving projects. it would seek to make markets as conversations between those who are giving attention to issues

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-02 Thread Chris Corrigan
One of my learnings from the last year, coinciding with the practice of peace, is about the contrast of justice and reconciliation. Justice contains that grasping energy of conflict, a divisive feel to it. Reconciliation is about opening space and moving forward. As regards apologies, my persona

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-02 Thread EVERETT813
In a message dated 7/1/04 8:45:07 AM, 76066@compuserve.com writes: > What would happen if the USA would apologize to the people of Iraq for the > invasion and the atrocities done by us or under our watch? What is the > likely result if we would make sincere efforts to make amends? Even to da

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-01 Thread Seamus McInerney
murmur "I told you so". Shay At 16:24 01/07/2004, you wrote: To my good friends-- Would you be so kind as to help me think this through? The last few days watching the news the phrase "truth and reconciliation" keep coming to me. Now I do not know much about the phrase, bu

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-01 Thread Glory Ressler
in all our affairs. - Original Message - From: "Douglas D. Germann, Sr." <76066@compuserve.com> To: Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 11:24 AM Subject: Please help me think this through... > To my good friends-- > > Would you be so ki

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-01 Thread Glory Ressler
IT - Director Avalon Consulting & Associates www.edgeofavalon.com - Original Message - From: "Douglas D. Germann, Sr." <76066@compuserve.com> To: Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 11:24 AM Subject: Please help me think this through... To my good friends-- Would you b

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-01 Thread Michael Herman
o practice these principles in all our affairs. - Original Message - From: "Douglas D. Germann, Sr." <76066@compuserve.com> To: Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 11:24 AM Subject: Please help me think this through... To my good friends-- Would y

Re: Please help me think this through...

2004-07-01 Thread Susan Kerr
Please help me think this through... 07/01/2004 10:24 AM Please respond to OSLIST To my good friends-- Would you be so kind as to help me think this through? The last few days watching the news the ph

Please help me think this through...

2004-07-01 Thread Douglas D. Germann, Sr.
To my good friends-- Would you be so kind as to help me think this through? The last few days watching the news the phrase "truth and reconciliation" keep coming to me. Now I do not know much about the phrase, but I associate it with a formal process that was undertaken a few years ago

Re: help me think this through?

2002-10-12 Thread Ted Ernst
lf Of john engle Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 6:00 AM To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu Subject: Re: help me think this through? dear ted, i enjoyed reading about HM. i have heard of it by name but had no idea of its scope. would be grateful if you can provide a website so that i can lea

Re: Moving from "help me think this through"..

2002-10-05 Thread Joelle Lyons Everett
Winston-- I suspect you are right on both counts, that it depends on the context and the consciousness of the facilitator. In a situation with a lot of actual or potential conflict, or even a high level of complexity, I don't think I would consider stepping out of the facilitator role. In a more

Moving from "help me think this through"..

2002-10-05 Thread Winston Kinch
epend on the level of consciousness the facilitator brings to the situation? Winston - Original Message - From: "john engle" To: Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 7:00 AM Subject: Re: help me think this through? > dear ted, > > i enjoyed reading about HM. i have heard

Re: help me think this through?

2002-10-05 Thread john engle
dear ted, i enjoyed reading about HM. i have heard of it by name but had no idea of its scope. would be grateful if you can provide a website so that i can learn more. my colleagues and i frequently facilitate open space meetings on broad themes concerning education and leadership. we frequently

Re: help me think this through?

2002-10-04 Thread Winston Kinch
en at least there is no "covertness" to the recruitment objective... And I still think the idea of interjecting promotional information during the meeting is less than wise... wk - Original Message - From: "Lisa Heft" To: Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 2:24 PM Subjec

Re: help me think this through?

2002-10-04 Thread Glory Ressler
Ted, I would separate the facilitation of the OST meeting from any desire to add to content. That doesn't mean, however, that others interested in putting forward HM or the personal work aspect of HM, as a topic, couldn't be invited! Best, glory ressler Ted Ernst wrote: My idea is to gather t

Re: help me think this through?

2002-10-04 Thread Lisa Heft
Interesting thoughts, Ted, Winston, Glory and others. I have a different way of looking at this. Ted asked: >How do I the invite them to know about the HM and perhaps join if they're so inclined? >What do you think? Does it go in the closing? Does it happen as a handout that invites them to a

Re: help me think this through?

2002-10-04 Thread Winston Kinch
nst" To: Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 9:10 AM Subject: help me think this through? > I need some help thinking through an idea I have for using OST as a > recruitment tool. I'll tell you a bit about my thoughts and I hope then > you'll help me see where I'm thinki

help me think this through?

2002-10-04 Thread Ted Ernst
I need some help thinking through an idea I have for using OST as a recruitment tool. I'll tell you a bit about my thoughts and I hope then you'll help me see where I'm thinking too small or too big or too controlling or whatever. Thanks much in advance! I've posted here a couple of times before