SV: What is the basic process in OST?

[Michael Herman]

hello mikk, et al...

i'm a big fan of invitation.  but i think that's just one side of it,
or just the beginning.  seems it begs the question, invitation to do
what?  self-organize, maybe.  but i'd go more general still and say
'pay attention.'  once folks are paying attention to the same thing,
most of them are going to have similar wishes, some will speak out,
then they'll try to bump (organize) things in a desired direction.

so i'll put one cent on each: invitation and paying attention.  

michael




On 8/15/05, Thomas Herrmann <thomas at openspaceconsulting.com> wrote:
>  
> Hi Mikk 
> Good to hear from you. I will facilitate an OST-training next week, so I
> will for certain get some more good questions... 
> For me one of the most basic process in OST is selforganization. Another one
> is invitation. 
> Just a few nickles just before going to bed 
> Hope to see you soon again 
> Thomas Herrmann, Sweden 
>  
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>  
> Dear friends on the list, 
> last weekend I happened to have my OST training attended by professor of
> philosophy, Ülo Vooglaid. He asked a lot of interesting questions, which
> were all very challenging and helpful for the training. 
> But one of those questions was so exiting for me, that I feel I must share
> it with you. 
> It is: What is the basic process in OST? 
> My immediate response was: Inspiration, getting inspired. I Estonian the
> word for inspiration - vaimustus - is closely related to the word - vaimukas
> - which means to have fun, to make one to laugh. 
> Later during the training we discussed, how inspiration makes people to
> become into good mode and health, both schoolchildren and adults. 
> I am interested, how you feel about the basic process in OST? What are other
> possible responses? 
> With best greetings, 
> Mikk Sarv, 
> Estonia* *
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