Transition Movement and open Space

[douglas germann]

Bill--

Could you say more please about the "heart and soul" aspects of TT?

			:- Doug.

On Mon, 2009-01-19 at 12:09 -0800, bill aal wrote:
> I have been working in the Transition movement for a little while  in
> the Northwest and am a part of the Trainers Pool for Transition USA>  
> 
> Transition embodies open space in two ways: 1) as a specific technique
> during 2 day trainings, and in large events to unleash the collective
> genius of the community to help build resiliency.  2) As I see it, not
> necessarily the folks from Totness,  the whole process of the
> Transition Initiative is about opening space for a whole community to
> navigate a transition to a sustainable and just  society.   The
> organizers in Totness and other cities are very savvy about various
> process approaches and adopting/adapting them as is useful.  One other
> interesting aspect of the Transition Initiatives is that in many
> places there is an integration of Inner and Outer work as embodied by
> Heart and Soul working group  in many of the Initiatives.  These Heart
> and Soul groups help bring spirit, culture and inner work into the
> mix.
> 
>  
> 
> I am very excited about the prospects for this movement around the
> world and will be happy share my experience as a trainer and organizer
> in the Transition movement on this list as appropriate.
> 
>  
> 
> Yours in Transition!
> 
> Bill  Aal
> 
> Tools for Change
> 
> www.toolsforchange.org
> 
> 
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