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[Lise Damkjær]

Hallo Craig!
Nice that you joined the dialogue here - I certainly do remember you from
Practice of peace in NYC.
You really are brave admitting that the theology in OS causes you troubles -
and "oh shit-experiences" I guess ;-)
I wonder why the flow and the philosophy of open space is so distant to our
(christian) philosophy...

Lise, Copenhagen

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Gilliam
Sendt: 18. maj 2005 04:25
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Greetings. My name is Craig.   I did my first Open Space with Harrision Owen
in NYC in January.  It has taken me this long to enter into the
conversation.  I am fascinated by Open Space and continue to process the
experience.  I work with organizations -- primarily religious
congregations/institutions mostly in the area of conflict. I am alsoan
adjunct prof at SMU and will use Open Space as a way to explore strategic
planning this fall.  Once again, I continue to be challenged and energized
by Open Space but its subversive, counter-intuitive ways are eye-opening and
soul stirring.
Theologically, it has some implications that I have not come close to
digesting.  The journey conitnues.  Thanks Harrison!

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