Open

[Meg Salter]

My daughter and several of her friends bent spoons as a dare/game when they
were quite young (8 or 9?). Later, the thought became too scary, and she
denied doing it, or admitted doing it by force only (not possible).

A few years later (age 14?) we revisited it together - she could still do
it, although with somewhat less ease. I have always observed that her own
inner connections were quite deep.

I myself haven't tried  (although maybe I should after meditating?) - but I
have observed and know it to be true.

Meg Salter

----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Ferretti" <dferrett at PLACER.CA.GOV>
To: <OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 11:50 AM
Subject: Open


> Terrie,
>
> You are the first person I have communicated with who actually can bend a
spoon by letting go. I have read Wheatley's books. I understand how Open
Space demonstrates the order of chaos. I have put into practice these
thoughts as I approach my work and life and I thought I was doing pretty
good but now I you open another realm I thought was only reserved for a very
small percentage of people on earth.  I would like to learn more.
>
> Don
>
> >>> Terrie Conway <terrieconway at home.com> 12/04/00 09:27PM >>>
> Don - if you are referring to my recent post on how I learned the power of
> "letting go" - yes 95 to 99% of we humans can tap into a relaxed state
> (Alpha and Theta) to set intention in order to cause the metal of a spoon
to
> go soft enough to be able to bend, twist, or wrap it around itself.  I
have
> been "teaching" several mind-body exercises including spoon bending
> (psychokenesis) as a way of helping people tap into the power of their
> intention and to create the life/work they want/love.  I was inspired and
> helped by the work of Margaret Wheatley re: Chaos Theory, Quantum Physics,
> sub-atomic particles, action at a distance and morphic fields.  I think
Open
> Space is another demonstration of these phenomena in action at the humanly
> observable level.
>
> Terrie
>
> -
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