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[Michael M Pannwitz]

Here is a link to a collection of articles that Dominik Ringler put together

http://www.michaelmpannwitz.de/fileadmin/user_upload/openspace/presse/press.pdf


greetings from Berlin
mmp


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>From  Tue Mar 28 07:40:01 2006
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I think it is a great image -- but I do have a problem. As a facilitator my
experience is that 250 people (recently in Seville) are juggling 1000's of
balls, only a few of which they (individually) threw into the air, but most
have come into the space from other places, including the other people,
random events in the environment, and possibly from beyond time and space
(wherever that is). And for sure, few, if any, of the balls came from my
hands! Heck in most cases, I didn't even know the balls were in the air, and
certainly could not name them. If I am supposed to be "The Juggler" I would
need infinitely more hands and arms than Shiva ever dreamed of. :-)

If you carry this one on out -- the OS facilitator places him/her self in
the position of enabling a finite number of people (5-2000) to juggle an
infinite number of balls coming from every conceivable direction and
dimension of space/time -- which might just be the standard 3 dimensions, or
6 in Phase Space, or 13 if String Theory is correct. Gosh -- Just an
ordinary day's work in Open Space. Lots of luck , Folks!

Harrison



 

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From: OSLIST [mailto:OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU] On Behalf Of Phelim
McDermott
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 6:13 AM
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Subject: Chaos/Juggling curve ball..question

Ok folks being from a performance background and not usually liking  
juggling.. i can't stop watching this clip..

http://s158645047.onlinehome.us/video_5290_10558.html?sid=5290

and want to ask the question where does this connect to open space/ 
chaos/control what are the links? are there any..

one thought i had was.. what would it look like if we couldnt see him  
and just the balls?

any thoughts?

phelim

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