Inviting without an invitation

[Stanley Park]

 Dear Doug,

The NatureWorks project is an example of my way of inviting people to
something that might (or might not) broadcast (or narrowcast) something open
to anyone who'd like to take (or join), which might lead to meaningful
something that might increase probability of synchronocity...

An alpinist said something like "Because it's there!" when asked by a
journalist."

Whether attracted by it's beauty, challeging stand or spaciousness, it
serves it's utility of emptiness as an open, harmless invitation without
ever sending an invitation letter/note/email that articulates it's intent, I
think. Either it turns out to be good or bad, responsibility is laid on
those who chose to use it's utility...

Appreciatively,

S

Spark (Stanley Park)
Open Space Institute of Korea
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Seoul, Korea
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Spark--

So does this not require some intention? To open an inviting space? To have
people come?

			:- Doug.

On Thu, 2009-01-08 at 17:20 +0900, Stanley Park wrote:
> Dear friends,
> 
> The "Integral I" may use her/his act as a pure act of invitation 
> trusting that the act may serve inviting all in the whole field to 
> harmless Void of an open (not closed) future.
> 
> And she/he renounces the results/effects all together. 
> 
> We've witnessed this in our community ever so often from the beginning...
> 
> Address of compassion for us- members of the humanity- is heart and 
> charity head.
> 
> An act evoked from the heart may be guided by head but how it's guided 
> involves the heart.
> 
> A head to think and a heart to feel...
> 
> All the best,
> 
> Spark
> 
> Stanley Park
> Open Space Institute of Korea
> 218-8 Gusan-dong, Eunpyung-gu
> Seoul, Korea
> spark at openspace.kr
> Phone: 82-10-7237-0636
> www.OPENSPACE.kr
> 'Liberate the Leader in Each of Us'
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