[OSList] open space in jeeps

[Kári Gunnarsson]

Hi Gerardo

I have often been butterflying with my mind out of the window enjoying
the marvels of the landscape while begin a passenger of a Jeep, taking
no notice of the conversations happening next to me.

In our Open Space Jeep ride with frequent stops for sites and
conversations and many Jeeps, the butterflies will see the sites and
find them sleeves in different jeeps all of the time.

I think Ill draft out a fun 3 day tour and an empowering 5 day tour
for this new moving by jeep open space format, with hot-spring outdoor
thermal pools, geysers, volcanic lava-fields, waterfalls, glaciers,
Nordic buffets, green energy sites and all the traditional fun stuff,
ready for a topic and an invited group.

with a breeze from Iceland
Kári


On 11 July 2013 10:53, gerardo de luzenberger <xge at loci.it> wrote:
> Hi Kari, what marvellous story.
> While reading I was just wondering
> what happens to the law of two feet and
> how you manage to aloud butterflying.
> Are those lovely creatures that are just
> there doing nothing sitting on a special car?
> ge
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> 2013/7/11 Kári Gunnarsson <kari.gunnarsson at simnet.is>
>>
>> I been wondering for a few years if anyone here has ever attempted to
>> host a moving open space.
>>
>> If you are booking Iceland for your open space, then perhaps it would
>> be fun to see some sites and have discussion on the road. In my
>> extended family we have a tradition that every 3 years we meet for a
>> road trip. This road trip covers a short distance and is like an open
>> space. for we drive for 5 to 15 minutes and then we stop for an hour
>> in different locations where the power of the coffee brake takes over
>> and people gather to talk about what needs to be talked about. This
>> year we had 85 people in 20 jeeps driving around and mixing up the
>> groups every time. If discussion was not done, then it would continue
>> in the new place, the arrangement of people in jeeps was also
>> changeable based on what we needed to talk about. Even with the
>> possibly bad whether we can do this, as we all have nice clothing that
>> protects us from rain, snow and wind. If it rains then we keep our
>> papers in the jeeps.
>>
>> Open Space meeting in jeeps on the road has the problem of
>> impermanence of space, as we are driving around. Any wall space would
>> need to be virtual. We already have good place markers that we take
>> with us, that is the jeeps them selves, as a different discussion
>> group can form next to jeep A or B. The time slots would be the place
>> names of the sites that we visit. Like "Jeep B at Geysir" would be a
>> group convening next to jeep B whenever we are next at the Geysir
>> site.
>>
>> The traditional site seeing in groups is usually hosted with a site
>> guide that dumps to much information in to short of a time and hurries
>> along so most of the people become to tiered to talk about other
>> maters. This must be avoided, but we can still have some light and
>> informative information of the sites by use of the comm system in the
>> jeeps while approaching the sites. We can also tag along and enjoy the
>> sites while conversing with our groups by giving a little more time, I
>> would recommend to take a step out of the discussion to take in the
>> site and revive the power of the pure nature to fuel the spiritual
>> dimension of the discussion.
>>
>> In my experiences, the energies and dimensions of a group of jeep
>> traveling have almost all the parts that can be used for a good open
>> space practice. The only missing part would be the wall that would
>> need to be implemented virtually with tablet or smart phone
>> application usable with an in jeep wifi / G4 system.
>>
>> There are two major factors that drive me to these thoughts, one is
>> that the nature is marvels and it is a shame to be stuck in a building
>> when we can be traveling. And the other factor is that I like groups
>> to come to my small country for experiencing these marvels while going
>> on with the business that matters.
>>
>> Any experiences, thoughts, opportunities or comments are welcome.
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