Stories that moved you, stories that could change the world

[Florian Fischer]

Am 30.12.2005 21:23 Uhr schrieb "Douglas D. Germann, Sr." unter
<76066.515 at compuserve.com>:

> Hi--
> 
> As we move toward the new year, my thoughts have turned reflective: What
> are the OS stories that really moved you over the years, the ones that show
> that it is possible to change the world?
> 
> A few that come to mind for me are:
> 
>  * 50 Israelis and Palestinians
>  * Tova's Tent (I do hope she writes it up)
>  * Practice of Peace in Alaska with students
> 
>                             :-Doug. Germann
>                             Seeking people making community change.


dear doug,

do you think, that it is possible to change the world ?
I agree that these events are showing very clear change.
but is´nt it more the change of our mind where we had been hasitating about
the possibilities of change ?

believing in selforganization I would say, that it´s impossible to change
the world because the world is changing itself in every moment all the time
all over the world. as facilitators in open space we are part of the
selforganization as an ongoing process .
I would say, that these wonderful events in open space are not specific as
OS-stories but specific to be hopefull about the balance and the flow of
life.
I´m recognizing every day some events, sometimes very tiny ones, which give
hope and let me trust that´s all in open space, undependent wether it´s
called open space or love or curiosity or listening or sometimes as well a
verbal fight. 

I´m expieriencing the spirit of OS as the best background to apreciate life
and to love life and to stay (more or less) relaxed.


love
florian

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