[OSList] Circle of One (was OSList Digest, Vol 19, Issue 5)

[Harold Shinsato]

Matilda Leyser held a delightful session "A Circle of One - Opening 
Space On Your Own" at 1:30 pm Thursday May 13 in Berlin at the 2010 
World Open Space on Open Space. It was an innovative and very useful 
session, where Matilda demonstrated how she uses Open Space Technology 
on her own to help her resolve issues and especially creative scenarios 
for play writing using different spaces in a room or a few rooms using 
stuffed animals to represent different aspects of her own psyche or 
persona. I wish I had written up notes for the event, or someone had, 
but there's no evidence of the session other than my photo of the 
schedule wall (which is how I know when it happened!).

What I remember, and I hope she or someone else corrects me if my memory 
is faulty, is that she would begin with the regular opening with a 
circle of herself and the stuffed animals or other objects, then write 
out the different topic sessions - and then have different 
representatives move to the different spaces and she would move around 
between them using the law of two feet, and move the representatives as 
well. She used it in shorter sessions, a couple hours, and also all day 
long. Though I think mostly half a day sessions.

Anyone else remember this session and any other highlights of the ideas 
that were covered? Anyone else know of any other experiments like Matilda's?

     Cheers!
     Harold

On 9/11/12 10:08 AM, Elisabeth Teppper wrote:
> I believe the hardest of Spaces to Open are with ourselves!  So a One person OS is also valid!!
> Love
> Elisabeth
> Venezuela
> Elisabeth Tepper Kofod  -  Facilitadora de Procesos de Transformación


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