Is trust a part of open space?

[Therese Fitzpatrick]

Thanks, Allen.

I see trust as part of the energy that allows open space to emerge.  I
see it as integral to all the principles and the law of two feet.

Is it acceptable Open Space practice to invite participants to trust?
Or is it best to leave trust unspoken?

Thanks.  I'm chewing on something and I'd like to hear about
experiences around 'trust'.

Therese
(Paul:  I just remembered that I am not using my name.  My apologies.)


On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 23:53:31 -0500, Alan Klein <alan at klein.net> wrote:
> Sure and it goes beyond "Trust the process", though that is important. I
> believe that it starts (and maybe ends) with the facilitator trusting
> themselves.
>
> ~Alan Klein
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Therese Fitzpatrick
> I am just going to ask my question without posting what I think.  I'd
> like to hear some what some of you think about trust and open space.
>
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