[OSList] Rough little video of HO walking the circle in the Already
Anna Christine Christensen
acc at proaktivcoaching.dk
Wed May 22 01:53:38 PDT 2013
Absolutely wonderful little video! Thank you for taking it and thank you for
posting it! It is inspiring to watch and absorb.
All the very best,
Anna Christine
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1. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Harold Shinsato)
2. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Phelim McDermott)
3. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Artur Silva)
4. Re: Rough little video of HO walking the circle in the
Already Always Open Space (Harrison Owen)
5. Health and healthcare applications. (Dawn Ellison)
6. Re: Health and healthcare applications. (Chris Corrigan)
7. Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle (paul levy)
8. Re: Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle
(Jon Harvey)
9. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Galina Tsarkova)
10. Re: Rough little video of HO walking the circle in the
Already Always Open Space (Eleder_BuM)
11. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Lisa Heft)
12. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Phelim McDermott)
13. And what about WOSonOS Florida? (was: Re: Rough little video
of HO walking the circle in the Already Always Open Space
(Artur Silva)
14. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Bhavesh Patel)
15. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Phelim McDermott)
16. Pass on a message to Alan from Adelaide? (Tricia Chirumbole)
17. Re: Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle
(Harold Shinsato)
18. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Harrison Owen)
19. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Lisa Heft)
20. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Lisa Heft)
21. Re: Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle
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22. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Harrison Owen)
23. The OSLIST Biannual Restricted Form Poetry Contest - Summer
2013 - before May 24 midnight (Lisa Heft)
24. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (Artur Silva)
25. Re: WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations (K?ri Gunnarsson)
26. Re: Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle
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Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 14:09:10 -0600
From: Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
To: Artur Silva <arturfsilva at yahoo.com>, World wide Open Space
Technology email list <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>
Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
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Artur,
Sorry - just got your email. The consensus acceptance of invitation was
to Serbia for WOSonOS 2014.
It's gotten quite late so I think everything else will need to wait.
Harold
On 5/19/13 2:04 PM, Artur Silva wrote:
> Harols. I am trying to follow the discussions, buit the sound is very
> bad. I can understand almost nothing.
> Gerard (that is not from Spain) made the offer of Spain, *in the name
> of what Spanish community of facilitators?* Ian is not Spanish, if I
> understand well. I don't know any facilitator in Spain except Eleder
> (Basque country).Can you please ask that.
> Artur
>
> *From:* Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
> *To:* World wide Open Space Technology email list
> <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>
> *Sent:* Sunday, May 19, 2013 8:47 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
>
> Michael,
>
> If you want to track the online happenings right now - there are posts
> to twitter with tag #wosonos2013.
>
> Serbia, Jasmina Nikolic
> Spain, Ian Barber
> Mexico, Lourdes Adriana Diaz-Berrio Doring
> China, QingHua Song, Hulu Chen
> Dallas, TX - Devon Morris
> Chicago, IL - Devon Morris
> Virtual WOSonOS - Devon Morris
>
> The conversation continues.
>
> On the floor from St. Petersburg, Florida, USA - WOSonOS 2013.
>
> Love,
> Harold
>
> On 5/19/13 1:05 PM, Michael Herman wrote:
>> interesting, thanks, and... got names to go with these, harold?
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Michael Herman
>> Michael Herman Associates
>> 312-280-7838 (mobile)
>>
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>> http://OpenSpaceWorld.org
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>>
>>
>> On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 1:56 PM, Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com
>> <mailto:harold at shinsato.com>> wrote:
>>
>> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>>
>> Serbia - 2014
>> Spain - 2014 or 2015
>> Mexico - 2015
>> China - 2015 or 2016
>> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
>> Chicago, IL - 2020
>> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>>
>> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList
>> but you might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
>> http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>>
>> --
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Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 21:14:01 +0100
From: Phelim McDermott <phelim at mac.com>
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Yes hard to hear conversation.
Look forward to hearing outcomes..
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On 19 May 2013, at 21:09, Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com> wrote:
> Artur,
>
> Sorry - just got your email. The consensus acceptance of invitation was to
Serbia for WOSonOS 2014.
>
> It's gotten quite late so I think everything else will need to wait.
>
> Harold
>
> On 5/19/13 2:04 PM, Artur Silva wrote:
>> Harols. I am trying to follow the discussions, buit the sound is very
bad. I can understand almost nothing.
>>
>> Gerard (that is not from Spain) made the offer of Spain, in the name of
what Spanish community of facilitators? Ian is not Spanish, if I understand
well. I don't know any facilitator in Spain except Eleder (Basque
country).Can you please ask that.
>>
>> Artur
>>
>> From: Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
>> To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
<oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>
>> Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 8:47 PM
>> Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
>>
>> Michael,
>>
>> If you want to track the online happenings right now - there are posts to
twitter with tag #wosonos2013.
>>
>> Serbia, Jasmina Nikolic
>> Spain, Ian Barber
>> Mexico, Lourdes Adriana Diaz-Berrio Doring
>> China, QingHua Song, Hulu Chen
>> Dallas, TX - Devon Morris
>> Chicago, IL - Devon Morris
>> Virtual WOSonOS - Devon Morris
>>
>> The conversation continues.
>>
>> On the floor from St. Petersburg, Florida, USA - WOSonOS 2013.
>>
>> Love,
>> Harold
>>
>> On 5/19/13 1:05 PM, Michael Herman wrote:
>>> interesting, thanks, and... got names to go with these, harold?
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Michael Herman
>>> Michael Herman Associates
>>> 312-280-7838 (mobile)
>>>
>>> http://MichaelHerman.com
>>> http://OpenSpaceWorld.org
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 1:56 PM, Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
wrote:
>>> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>>>
>>> Serbia - 2014
>>> Spain - 2014 or 2015
>>> Mexico - 2015
>>> China - 2015 or 2016
>>> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
>>> Chicago, IL - 2020
>>> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>>>
>>> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but you
might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>>>
>>> --
>>> Harold Shinsato
>>> harold at shinsato.com
>>> http://shinsato.com
>>> twitter: @hajush
>>>
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Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 15:16:38 -0700 (PDT)
From: Artur Silva <arturfsilva at yahoo.com>
To: Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>, World wide Open Space
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That's ok. Not a big deal.
?
AFS
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To: Artur Silva <arturfsilva at yahoo.com>; World wide Open Space Technology
email list <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 9:09 PM
Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
Artur,
Sorry - just got your email. The consensus acceptance of
invitation was to Serbia for WOSonOS 2014.
It's gotten quite late so I think everything else will need to
wait.
??? Harold
On 5/19/13 2:04 PM, Artur Silva wrote:
Harols. I am trying to follow the discussions, buit the sound is very bad. I
can understand almost nothing.
>?
>Gerard (that is not from Spain) made the offer of Spain, in the name of
what Spanish community of facilitators? Ian is not Spanish, if I understand
well. I don't know any facilitator in Spain except Eleder (Basque
country).Can you please ask that.
>?
>Artur??
>
>
>From: Harold Shinsato mailto:harold at shinsato.com
>To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
mailto:oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
>Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2013 8:47 PM
>Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
>
>
>
>Michael,
>
>If you want to track the online happenings right now
- there are posts to twitter with tag #wosonos2013.
>
>Serbia, Jasmina Nikolic
>Spain, Ian Barber
>Mexico, Lourdes Adriana Diaz-Berrio Doring
>China, QingHua Song, Hulu Chen
>Dallas, TX - Devon Morris
>Chicago, IL - Devon Morris
>Virtual WOSonOS - Devon Morris
>
>The conversation continues.
>
>On the floor from St. Petersburg, Florida, USA -
WOSonOS 2013.
>
>??? Love,
>??? Harold
>
>On 5/19/13 1:05 PM, Michael Herman wrote:
>
>interesting, thanks, and... got names to go with these, harold? ?
>>
>>
>>?
>>--
>>
>>Michael Herman
>>Michael Herman Associates
>>312-280-7838 (mobile)
>>
>>http://MichaelHerman.com
>>http://OpenSpaceWorld.org
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 1:56 PM, Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
wrote:
>>
>>This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>>>
>>>Serbia - 2014
>>>Spain - 2014 or 2015
>>>Mexico - 2015
>>>China - 2015 or 2016
>>>Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
>>>Chicago, IL - 2020
>>>Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>>>
>>>If you have input on this - you might try to
post it to OSList but you might also check
into the live streaming as a comment.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>>>
>>>
>>>--
>>>Harold Shinsato
>>>harold at shinsato.com
>>>http://shinsato.com
>>>twitter: @hajush
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Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 19:04:05 -0400
From: "Harrison Owen" <hhowen at verizon.net>
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Christy - I really learned something. Thank you for your experiment. Weird,
I guess, but it really was a "classic" moment, and you got it all. The fact
that it was something less than a PBS Special made it all the better, I
think. Thank you.
ho
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[mailto:oslist-bounces at lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Christy
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Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2013 2:32 AM
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Subject: [OSList] Rough little video of HO walking the circle in the Already
Always Open Space
Dear Open Spaceniks,
On the eve of the lush and delightful-sounding Florida WOsonOs, below is the
link to a video I took on my phone of Harrison walking the opening circle of
the last day of a different lively gathering, which was called "Connecting
for Community <http://connecting4community.wordpress.com/> " and took place
in Cincinnati a few weeks ago.
One of the ways in which that gathering was very lively was that the space
opened itself! The day before Harrison was scheduled to do it, participants
lovingly yet vigorously inverted the offered design of the gathering, and
insisted on getting into conversations around what we cared to talk about
and take action on. The first two days of the three day gathering were
scheduled to be a combination of inspiring short talks by (truly) brilliant
and beloved elders, mixed with small group conversations provoked by what
we'd just heard. But for many, it wasn't enough of getting to find out who
else was in the room, and too much on the side of being talked to by elder
men. So, like grass pushing up through the sidewalk, a lot of life spoke up
when the whole group convened at the end of the second morning! Although by
that afternoon, we'd gone back into something like the beginning format.
Anyway, I went to the gathering in part because I knew that Harrison was
coming to facilitate the day of Open Space. When he started walking around
the circle at the appointed time, early on the third morning, it occurred to
me to use the video recorder on my new phone (which I don't really know how
to use, as you'll see if you watch the video) - I experienced it as sort of
a "master class," getting to hear the spiel, and see the gestures and body
language that I've read the words of many times, as Harrison not only
facilitated our gathering, but basically taught everyone listening how to
open space ourselves, "whenever and wherever."
Here's the link: https://vimeo.com/65488850
Although it's rough, I think it's still fun to watch at least a moment or
two of what it looks like to walk that opening circle with more than 25
years of it in your bones. It is also pretty great to see how people leaped
up to write their sessions, as soon as he invited us to!
(please note - I've found that the echo-y sound is best understood if you
can listen through earphones ;-))
Sending warm wishes for a rich and deep and surprising time to everyone at
the international WOSonOs, and to the rest of us, too!
love from Seattle, Christy
Christy Lee-Engel, ND, EAMP
Director, Center for Spirituality, Science and Medicine
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Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 20:33:11 -0400
From: Dawn Ellison <ihc.dawn at mac.com>
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Dear mates,
I am grateful for a rich experience at WOSONOS 2013. I am holding the
intention for more opportunities to apply participatory methods to
healthcare and to community building around health.
I welcome stories of ripples of gatherings that have occurred in healthcare
or in communities with a health(broad definition) theme. I am happy to share
my stories as well.
Happy to be on this journey with you!
Dawn Ellison, MD
612-839-4662
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Date: Sun, 19 May 2013 22:13:02 -0500
From: Chris Corrigan <chris at chriscorrigan.com>
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Hi dawn....
Here is the site we used to harvest from an Open Space on addressing
addictions related stigma in the health care system in Vancouver Coastal
Health Region. We used a 1.5 day OST gathering to bring together people
from throughout the system to create 18 prototypes and experiments to see
if we could make a shift in the way health care practitioners were treating
people with addictions. the site is a bit spammy now but you can read the
results of the meetings and see some of the projects that were started.
The project folded about a year ago during a reorganization and the staff
and leadership were juggled off the file.
Chris
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 7:33 PM, Dawn Ellison <ihc.dawn at mac.com> wrote:
> Dear mates,
>
> I am grateful for a rich experience at WOSONOS 2013. I am holding the
> intention for more opportunities to apply participatory methods to
> healthcare and to community building around health.
> I welcome stories of ripples of gatherings that have occurred in
> healthcare or in communities with a health(broad definition) theme. I am
> happy to share my stories as well.
>
> Happy to be on this journey with you!
>
> Dawn Ellison, MD
> 612-839-4662
>
> Sent from my iPad
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 07:54:12 +0100
From: paul levy <paul at cats3000.net>
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Subject: [OSList] Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle
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I remember a conference where the audience took over - at least for a
while. It was a revolution that left the top table (the ones who had the
bottles of mineral water and the little flowers in vases) paralysed with
perplexity.
A formal presentation using a lot of bullet-pointed Power Point had just
stopped for five minutes of questions and answers - the fifth presentation
in a row without a break.
Garish neon lights blared down from the ceiling in a room with no natural
light.
Yes, you are correct - I said "revolution". Now, that it an interesting
word. We talk of a revolution of the people. We also talk of a revolution
of the planets. Revolution hints at a circle.
Now, everyone was sitting in rows, as in a traditional classroom, facing
the top table that was in a row facing the classroom style audience.
The speaker stood at a lectern facing the audience as well.
The chairperson invited questions.
And then it happened. Someone in the audience raised their hand and was
invited to pose their question. And pose it she did. But not in the
direction of the top table. She sort of turned to her side and posed it to
her row. She was interested, you see, in what other people thought of the
issue underlying her question. Had other people had the same experience?
Did they have any solutions. She seemed to pose it along her row and then
to the rows behind her, as her arm swept around her and backwards in a kind
of inclusive gesture. She finished her question and then someone near the
back started to answer it. Soon, another person, nearer the front added a
useful thought and then a small whispering conversation began in a corner
between three people who were resonating with the original question.
It lasted for about four minutes and, at one point, the whole room were now
looking, not at the top table, but inwards, towards a rough central point
in the rows.
The circle was forming, even in rows of seats!
And the circle was powerful. Fora while those who were supposed to be "at
the top" at the top table were flummoxed, silent, mere onlookers on the
outside of a forming community circle.
It was a vibrant four minutes. Then the chair person raised his voice and
attempted to restore "order". He never quite got it back! For at least a
while afterwards, when questions were asked they are posed by the
questioner into the centre of the room, rather than directed to the front.
An in that four minutes a lot of ground was covered. The buzz continued
into the coffee break and the top table was left, orphaned, without a clear
role. The people wanted to talk to each other, to form a circle, to
dialogue, to self-organise their own conversation.
And this had happened: Space had opened.
And this was happening: Space was opening.
What I loved about witnessing this was realising the power of the circle.
The circle wants to form - it is the natural form for people in social
setting settings. I believe the circle is always there, in archetype,
whenever human beings come together; it kind of hangs there, as potential,
above the group. It seizes the chance to realise in real, especially when
there is a top table and a bunch of rows of seats. All it needs is the
impulse to self-organise; and that occurs with a gesture. It is the gesture
usually of one person made, not in a way that reinforces the linear
hierarchy - the top table - but the gesture that addresses itself to the
central point of the natural circle. Then the attention of all turns
towards it and a circle is formed - even when there are rows of seats.
Space opens in a circle. And circles open space. Of course, it is often
better to start with a circle of chairs, but even when that is not so, just
direct your comments into the mess, into the heart of the community, and
watch that circle form.
Written on the way to our Open Space on Open Space in London, on May 20th
2013.
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 08:07:21 +0100
From: Jon Harvey <jon at jonharveyassociates.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: [OSList] Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the
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And thus the #ukosonos begins. Looking forward to seeing everyone at
Lauderdale House v soon.
Just thought of running a session on guerilla action & stealth open space.
Will anyone join me?
So, got tea, coffee, milk & food to share. Come Paul, come all to our UK
reprise of #WOSONOS in North London
Great greetings to all in Florida as you wend your way homewards.
Atb
Jon
On 20 May 2013 07:54, "paul levy" <paul at cats3000.net> wrote:
> I remember a conference where the audience took over - at least for a
> while. It was a revolution that left the top table (the ones who had the
> bottles of mineral water and the little flowers in vases) paralysed with
> perplexity.
>
> A formal presentation using a lot of bullet-pointed Power Point had just
> stopped for five minutes of questions and answers - the fifth presentation
> in a row without a break.
>
> Garish neon lights blared down from the ceiling in a room with no natural
> light.
>
> Yes, you are correct - I said "revolution". Now, that it an interesting
> word. We talk of a revolution of the people. We also talk of a revolution
> of the planets. Revolution hints at a circle.
>
> Now, everyone was sitting in rows, as in a traditional classroom, facing
> the top table that was in a row facing the classroom style audience.
>
> The speaker stood at a lectern facing the audience as well.
>
> The chairperson invited questions.
>
> And then it happened. Someone in the audience raised their hand and was
> invited to pose their question. And pose it she did. But not in the
> direction of the top table. She sort of turned to her side and posed it to
> her row. She was interested, you see, in what other people thought of the
> issue underlying her question. Had other people had the same experience?
> Did they have any solutions. She seemed to pose it along her row and then
> to the rows behind her, as her arm swept around her and backwards in a
kind
> of inclusive gesture. She finished her question and then someone near the
> back started to answer it. Soon, another person, nearer the front added a
> useful thought and then a small whispering conversation began in a corner
> between three people who were resonating with the original question.
>
> It lasted for about four minutes and, at one point, the whole room were
> now looking, not at the top table, but inwards, towards a rough central
> point in the rows.
>
> The circle was forming, even in rows of seats!
>
> And the circle was powerful. Fora while those who were supposed to be "at
> the top" at the top table were flummoxed, silent, mere onlookers on the
> outside of a forming community circle.
>
> It was a vibrant four minutes. Then the chair person raised his voice and
> attempted to restore "order". He never quite got it back! For at least a
> while afterwards, when questions were asked they are posed by the
> questioner into the centre of the room, rather than directed to the front.
>
> An in that four minutes a lot of ground was covered. The buzz continued
> into the coffee break and the top table was left, orphaned, without a
clear
> role. The people wanted to talk to each other, to form a circle, to
> dialogue, to self-organise their own conversation.
>
> And this had happened: Space had opened.
>
> And this was happening: Space was opening.
>
> What I loved about witnessing this was realising the power of the circle.
> The circle wants to form - it is the natural form for people in social
> setting settings. I believe the circle is always there, in archetype,
> whenever human beings come together; it kind of hangs there, as potential,
> above the group. It seizes the chance to realise in real, especially when
> there is a top table and a bunch of rows of seats. All it needs is the
> impulse to self-organise; and that occurs with a gesture. It is the
gesture
> usually of one person made, not in a way that reinforces the linear
> hierarchy - the top table - but the gesture that addresses itself to the
> central point of the natural circle. Then the attention of all turns
> towards it and a circle is formed - even when there are rows of seats.
>
> Space opens in a circle. And circles open space. Of course, it is often
> better to start with a circle of chairs, but even when that is not so,
just
> direct your comments into the mess, into the heart of the community, and
> watch that circle form.
>
> Written on the way to our Open Space on Open Space in London, on May 20th
> 2013.
>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 11:13:25 +0400
From: Galina Tsarkova <galatsarkova at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
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Thanks friends, for such long perspective for WOSONOS!
Moscow
www.bosca-russia.ru
+7 495 749 8046
2013/5/19 Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>
> Serbia - 2014
> Spain - 2014 or 2015
> Mexico - 2015
> China - 2015 or 2016
> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
> Chicago, IL - 2020
> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>
> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but you
> might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
> http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>
> --
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 10:20:07 +0200
From: Eleder_BuM <eleder.aurtenetxe at gmail.com>
To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
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Subject: Re: [OSList] Rough little video of HO walking the circle in
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Thanks Christy, would you let us in the OSLIST know about the transcription
too?
We would appreciate it so much!
best wishes!
Eleder
pd. Wosonos in Bilbao? This is a big dream. Maybe one day,... and I like it
remaining as an unrealized dream, a vacuum that can always keep one full
of joy, just sitting and dreaming about it.... In the meanwhile we have
#Wosonos2014 in Belgrade, and that sounds quite near home,...
Congratulations Jasmina and all the practitioners of the world!
2013/5/18 Christy Lee-Engel <cdleee at gmail.com>
> Hi mateys,
>
> Eleder, thanks so much for your warm note and for posting the video to
> your blog! I am looking forward to the year that the WOSonOs is in
> Bilbao, and might even have to make the trip for it [?]
>
> David, I would love to see your video of Father Brian, please! Did you
> say you posted it? On the Open Space ning, or elsewhere?
>
> Christine, your note gives me an idea - I think I'll have some time to
> transcribe what Harrison is saying - it wouldn't be hard, not because he
> is "doing it by the book," but because he *is *the book, and the words
> are familiar ones. If I manage to do that, I'll post it with the video
onto
> the ning site.
>
> Looking forward to dipping into this year's WOsonOs "virtual tapas menu"
> this weekend!
> love, Christy
>
> Christy Lee-Engel, ND, EAMP
>
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> On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 2:09 AM, christine koehler <
> chris.alice.koehler at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Thanks Christy for sharing.
>> I regret that my English is not good enough to fully understand what he
>> says. I'll have to try again with headphones..
>>
>> Christine
>>
>>
>> On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 10:16 AM, <imaginac at bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>>
>>> There is my video of the late Brian Bainbridge walking the circle at the
>>> Australian OSonOSinOZ from 2002. I have the short clip ? about 5
minute4s,
>>> posted here some time ago, but also about 11 hours of footage of the
entire
>>> event. Happy to share.
>>>
>>> David
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>> *From:* oslist-bounces at lists.openspacetech.org [mailto:
>>> oslist-bounces at lists.openspacetech.org] *On Behalf Of *Eleder_BuM
>>> *Sent:* Thursday, 16 May 2013 5:51 PM
>>> *To:* World wide Open Space Technology email list
>>> *Subject:* Re: [OSList] Rough little video of HO walking the circle in
>>> the Already Always Open Space
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks so much, Christy for this gift.
>>>
>>> I appreciate very much to have a video of Harrison walking the circle.
>>>
>>> In fact, I think that is a very good learning tool for facilitators:
>>> watching other colleagues opening the space.
>>>
>>> Do you know about other videos of colleagues opening space (the complete
>>> or parcial stuff)?
>>>
>>> Big hug from rainy, pouring, lovely Bilbao, in these days of celebration
>>> for the worldvwide OS community,
>>>
>>> @Eleder_BuM <http://twitter.com/Eleder_BuM>
>>> www.burumapak.blogspot.com (Basque)
>>>
>>> www.in-fluyendo.blogspot.com (Sp.) www.flowandshow.blogspot.com
(En)<http://www.flowandshow.blogspot.com/>
>>>
>>> http://www.bilbohiria.com/gaika/berbaz (radio interviews)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 2013/5/16 Christy Lee-Engel <cdleee at gmail.com>
>>>
>>> Dear Open Spaceniks,
>>>
>>> On the eve of the lush and delightful-sounding Florida WOsonOs, below is
>>> the link to a video I took on my phone of Harrison walking the opening
>>> circle of the last day of a different lively gathering, which was called
"Connecting
>>> for Community <http://connecting4community.wordpress.com/>" and took
>>> place in Cincinnati a few weeks ago.
>>>
>>> One of the ways in which that gathering was very lively was that the
>>> space opened itself! The day before Harrison was scheduled to do it,
>>> participants lovingly yet vigorously inverted the offered design of the
>>> gathering, and insisted on getting into conversations around what we
cared
>>> to talk about and take action on. The first two days of the three day
>>> gathering were scheduled to be a combination of inspiring short talks by
>>> (truly) brilliant and beloved elders, mixed with small group
conversations
>>> provoked by what we'd just heard. But for many, it wasn't enough of
getting
>>> to find out who else was in the room, and too much on the side of being
>>> talked to by elder men. So, like grass pushing up through the sidewalk,
a
>>> lot of life spoke up when the whole group convened at the end of the
second
>>> morning! Although by that afternoon, we'd gone back into something like
the
>>> beginning format.
>>>
>>> Anyway, I went to the gathering in part because I knew that Harrison was
>>> coming to facilitate the day of Open Space. When he started walking
around
>>> the circle at the appointed time, early on the third morning, it
occurred
>>> to me to use the video recorder on my new phone (which I don't really
know
>>> how to use, as you'll see if you watch the video) - I experienced it as
>>> sort of a "master class," getting to hear the spiel, and see the
gestures
>>> and body language that I've read the words of many times, as Harrison
>>> not only facilitated our gathering, but basically taught everyone
listening
>>> how to open space ourselves, "whenever and wherever."
>>>
>>> Here's the link: https://vimeo.com/65488850
>>> Although it's rough, I think it's still fun to watch at least a moment
>>> or two of what it looks like to walk that opening circle with more than
25
>>> years of it in your bones. It is also pretty great to see how people
leaped
>>> up to write their sessions, as soon as he invited us to!
>>> (please note - I've found that the echo-y sound is best understood if
>>> you can listen through earphones ;-))
>>>
>>> Sending warm wishes for a rich and deep and surprising time to everyone
>>> at the international WOSonOs, and to the rest of us, too!
>>> love from Seattle, Christy
>>>
>>> Christy Lee-Engel, ND, EAMP
>>>
>>> Director, Center for Spirituality, Science and
Medicine<https://www.facebook.com/BastyrSpiritualityScienceMedicine>
>>>
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>>>
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>>>
>>
>>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 03:40:04 -0700
From: Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net>
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Galina - not only that, but one of our Millennials (a person of a
younger generation) invited for 2060!
These are invitations, not decisions. Serbia in 2014, yes.
In the past, some people have invited for several years in a row
(being at a WOSonOS themselves, or working with someone who was there
who could represent them) - until whenever it happens is the right year.
We had a very interesting and not always comfortable time thinking and
talking in the big circle at the WOSonOS where to go next year. There
were several invitations - and as you know from your own experience at
a WOSonOS - if there is one country inviting, they tell us their story
and we all celebrate. If there are two or more inviters, traditionally
we sit in the big circle and have a conversation that can shift and
move and get stuck and flow and become uncomfortable and shift again
and flow again... until something is sensed and felt, together.
It is how we have done it in the past. However it is not how we have
to do it in the future.
Our fabulous co-convenor, David O'Neill noted that this - decision,
deciding, 'vote' - does not reflect Open Space.
So how else could it be done.
I was in a delightful evening butterfly conversation with Peggy
Holman, Alan Stewart, Chuni Li, Karen Davis, Doug Germann, Jasmina
Nikolic (our host for next year), Harold Shinsato, Tricia Chirumbole,
Linda Stevenson, Gail West, and did I forget anyone?
Perhaps you dear colleagues who sat in this particular conversation
would like to share some of the places we went in the conversation
about invitation, prepared invitation, emergent invitation, what-if's
of process for invitation, support for invitation, and more - as we
experienced at the WOSonOS and then reflected upon that evening...
Traveling homeward after the WOSonOS, and looking forward to the next
regional OSonOs' and the next WOSonOS,
Lisa
Lisa Heft
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
President Emerita, Open Space Institute US
Fellow, Columbia University Center for International Conflict Resolution
Opening Space
On May 20, 2013, at 12:13 AM, Galina Tsarkova wrote:
> Thanks friends, for such long perspective for WOSONOS!
>
> Moscow
> www.bosca-russia.ru
> +7 495 749 8046
>
>
>
>
> 2013/5/19 Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>
> Serbia - 2014
> Spain - 2014 or 2015
> Mexico - 2015
> China - 2015 or 2016
> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
> Chicago, IL - 2020
> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>
> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but
> you might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>
> --
> Harold Shinsato
> harold at shinsato.com
> http://shinsato.com
> twitter: @hajush
>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 11:52:05 +0100
From: Phelim McDermott <phelim at mac.com>
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Hi there,
Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in inviting can
call a session about it DURING the open space and those who have an interest
can go to that session. Even if the decision doesn't get made there a lot of
the issues and questions will already have been processed in some way.
I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a host and
it does currently feel very UN open spacey
Best regards,
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On 20 May 2013, at 11:40, Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net> wrote:
> Galina - not only that, but one of our Millennials (a person of a younger
generation) invited for 2060!
>
> These are invitations, not decisions. Serbia in 2014, yes.
>
> In the past, some people have invited for several years in a row (being at
a WOSonOS themselves, or working with someone who was there who could
represent them) - until whenever it happens is the right year.
>
> We had a very interesting and not always comfortable time thinking and
talking in the big circle at the WOSonOS where to go next year. There were
several invitations - and as you know from your own experience at a WOSonOS
- if there is one country inviting, they tell us their story and we all
celebrate. If there are two or more inviters, traditionally we sit in the
big circle and have a conversation that can shift and move and get stuck and
flow and become uncomfortable and shift again and flow again... until
something is sensed and felt, together.
>
> It is how we have done it in the past. However it is not how we have to do
it in the future.
> Our fabulous co-convenor, David O'Neill noted that this - decision,
deciding, 'vote' - does not reflect Open Space.
> So how else could it be done.
>
> I was in a delightful evening butterfly conversation with Peggy Holman,
Alan Stewart, Chuni Li, Karen Davis, Doug Germann, Jasmina Nikolic (our host
for next year), Harold Shinsato, Tricia Chirumbole, Linda Stevenson, Gail
West, and did I forget anyone?
>
> Perhaps you dear colleagues who sat in this particular conversation would
like to share some of the places we went in the conversation about
invitation, prepared invitation, emergent invitation, what-if's of process
for invitation, support for invitation, and more - as we experienced at the
WOSonOS and then reflected upon that evening...
>
> Traveling homeward after the WOSonOS, and looking forward to the next
regional OSonOs' and the next WOSonOS,
>
> Lisa
>
> Lisa Heft
> Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
> President Emerita, Open Space Institute US
> Fellow, Columbia University Center for International Conflict Resolution
> Opening Space
>
> On May 20, 2013, at 12:13 AM, Galina Tsarkova wrote:
>
>> Thanks friends, for such long perspective for WOSONOS!
>>
>> Moscow
>> www.bosca-russia.ru
>> +7 495 749 8046
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 2013/5/19 Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
>>> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>>>
>>> Serbia - 2014
>>> Spain - 2014 or 2015
>>> Mexico - 2015
>>> China - 2015 or 2016
>>> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
>>> Chicago, IL - 2020
>>> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>>>
>>> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but you
might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>>>
>>> --
>>> Harold Shinsato
>>> harold at shinsato.com
>>> http://shinsato.com
>>> twitter: @hajush
>>>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 04:06:19 -0700 (PDT)
From: Artur Silva <arturfsilva at yahoo.com>
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Marvelous story and video, Christy. Thanks for having the idea and for
sharing.
I hope that someone followed your lead and have done something similar in
some sessions of WOSonOS in Florida.?
In that respect, I missed the photos and videos that where displayed during
all the event at London WOSonOS (even if I was present myself ;-).?
This time that I was not, I could follow some sessions, but no one has
photos or videos to show?
Congratulations and best wishes to Jasmina and her Serbian team.
Regards
Artur
?
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Always Open Space
Dear Open Spaceniks,
On the eve of the lush and delightful-sounding Florida WOsonOs, below is the
link to a video I took on my phone of Harrison walking the opening circle of
the last day of a different lively gathering, which was called "Connecting
for Community" and took place in Cincinnati a few weeks ago.
One of the ways in which that gathering was very lively was that the space
opened itself! The day before Harrison was scheduled to do it, participants
lovingly yet vigorously inverted the offered design of the gathering, and
insisted on getting into conversations around what we cared to talk about
and take action on. The first two days of the three day gathering were
scheduled to be a combination of inspiring short talks by (truly) brilliant
and beloved elders, mixed with small group conversations provoked by what
we'd just heard. But for many, it wasn't enough of getting to find out who
else was in the room, and too much on the side of being talked to by elder
men. So, like grass pushing up through the sidewalk, a lot of life spoke up
when the whole group convened at the end of the second morning! Although by
that afternoon, we'd gone back into something like the beginning format.
Anyway, I went to the gathering in part because I knew that Harrison was
coming to facilitate the day of Open Space. When he started walking around
the circle at the appointed time, early on the third morning, it occurred to
me to use the video recorder on my new phone (which I don't really know how
to use, as you'll see if you watch the video) - I experienced it as sort of
a "master class," getting to hear the spiel, and see the gestures and body
language that I've read the words of many times, as Harrison not only
facilitated our gathering, but basically taught everyone listening how to
open space ourselves, "whenever and wherever."
Here's the link: https://vimeo.com/65488850
Although it's rough, I think it's still fun to watch at least a moment or
two of what it looks like to walk that opening circle with more than 25
years of it in your bones. It is also pretty great to see how people leaped
up to write their sessions, as soon as he invited us to!
(please note - I've found that the echo-y sound is best understood if you
can listen through earphones ;-))
Sending warm wishes for a rich and deep and surprising time to everyone at
the international WOSonOs, and to the rest of us, too!
love from Seattle, Christy
Christy Lee-Engel, ND, EAMP
Director, Center for Spirituality, Science and MedicineBastyrUniversity
Acupuncture and Naturopathic Medicine practice: Core Chiropractic and
Wellness
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We're all just walking each other home - Ram Dass
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 14:12:36 +0300
From: Bhavesh Patel <bhavmail at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
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Does your "UN open spacey" mean that it feels like a United Nations open
spacey...
On 20 May 2013 13:52, Phelim McDermott <phelim at mac.com> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in inviting
> can call a session about it DURING the open space and those who have an
> interest can go to that session. Even if the decision doesn't get made
> there a lot of the issues and questions will already have been processed
in
> some way.
>
> I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a host and
> it does currently feel very UN open spacey
>
> Best regards,
>
> Phelim McDermott
> -----------------------------
> I generally pick up emails only at the beginning and end of the working
> day. I am currently aiming to respond the following day. If it is urgent
> please call me on 07956 187298.
> ___________________/////////////
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On 20 May 2013, at 11:40, Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net> wrote:
>
> Galina - not only that, but one of our Millennials (a person of a younger
> generation) invited for 2060!
>
> These are invitations, not decisions. Serbia in 2014, yes.
>
> In the past, some people have invited for several years in a row (being at
> a WOSonOS themselves, or working with someone who was there who could
> represent them) - until whenever it happens is the right year.
>
> We had a very interesting and not always comfortable time thinking and
> talking in the big circle at the WOSonOS where to go next year. There were
> several invitations - and as you know from your own experience at a
WOSonOS
> - if there is one country inviting, they tell us their story and we all
> celebrate. If there are two or more inviters, traditionally we sit in the
> big circle and have a conversation that can shift and move and get stuck
> and flow and become uncomfortable and shift again and flow again... until
> something is sensed and felt, together.
>
> It is how we have done it in the past. However it is not how we have to do
> it in the future.
> Our fabulous co-convenor, David O'Neill noted that this - decision,
> deciding, 'vote' - does not reflect Open Space.
> So how else could it be done.
>
> I was in a delightful evening butterfly conversation with Peggy Holman,
> Alan Stewart, Chuni Li, Karen Davis, Doug Germann, Jasmina Nikolic (our
> host for next year), Harold Shinsato, Tricia Chirumbole, Linda Stevenson,
> Gail West, and did I forget anyone?
>
> Perhaps you dear colleagues who sat in this particular conversation would
> like to share some of the places we went in the conversation about
> invitation, prepared invitation, emergent invitation, what-if's of process
> for invitation, support for invitation, and more - as we experienced at
the
> WOSonOS and then reflected upon that evening...
>
> Traveling homeward after the WOSonOS, and looking forward to the next
> regional OSonOs' and the next WOSonOS,
>
> Lisa
>
> Lisa Heft
> Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
> President Emerita, Open Space Institute US
> Fellow, Columbia University Center for International Conflict Resolution
> Opening Space
>
> On May 20, 2013, at 12:13 AM, Galina Tsarkova wrote:
>
> Thanks friends, for such long perspective for WOSONOS!
>
> Moscow
> www.bosca-russia.ru
> +7 495 749 8046
>
>
>
>
> 2013/5/19 Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
>
>> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>>
>> Serbia - 2014
>> Spain - 2014 or 2015
>> Mexico - 2015
>> China - 2015 or 2016
>> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
>> Chicago, IL - 2020
>> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>>
>> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but you
>> might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
>> http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>>
>> --
>> Harold Shinsato
>> harold at shinsato.com
>> http://shinsato.com
>> twitter: @hajush <http://twitter.com/hajush>
>>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 12:21:22 +0100
From: Phelim McDermott <phelim at mac.com>
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Aah a missing hyphen methinks... UN-open spacey. And nothing to do with
Kevin either.
Best regards,
Phelim McDermott
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On 20 May 2013, at 12:12, Bhavesh Patel <bhavmail at gmail.com> wrote:
> Does your "UN open spacey" mean that it feels like a United Nations open
spacey...
>
>
>
> On 20 May 2013 13:52, Phelim McDermott <phelim at mac.com> wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in inviting
can call a session about it DURING the open space and those who have an
interest can go to that session. Even if the decision doesn't get made there
a lot of the issues and questions will already have been processed in some
way.
>>
>> I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a host
and it does currently feel very UN open spacey
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Phelim McDermott
>> -----------------------------
>> I generally pick up emails only at the beginning and end of the working
day. I am currently aiming to respond the following day. If it is urgent
please call me on 07956 187298.
>> ___________________/////////////
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On 20 May 2013, at 11:40, Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Galina - not only that, but one of our Millennials (a person of a
younger generation) invited for 2060!
>>>
>>> These are invitations, not decisions. Serbia in 2014, yes.
>>>
>>> In the past, some people have invited for several years in a row (being
at a WOSonOS themselves, or working with someone who was there who could
represent them) - until whenever it happens is the right year.
>>>
>>> We had a very interesting and not always comfortable time thinking and
talking in the big circle at the WOSonOS where to go next year. There were
several invitations - and as you know from your own experience at a WOSonOS
- if there is one country inviting, they tell us their story and we all
celebrate. If there are two or more inviters, traditionally we sit in the
big circle and have a conversation that can shift and move and get stuck and
flow and become uncomfortable and shift again and flow again... until
something is sensed and felt, together.
>>>
>>> It is how we have done it in the past. However it is not how we have to
do it in the future.
>>> Our fabulous co-convenor, David O'Neill noted that this - decision,
deciding, 'vote' - does not reflect Open Space.
>>> So how else could it be done.
>>>
>>> I was in a delightful evening butterfly conversation with Peggy Holman,
Alan Stewart, Chuni Li, Karen Davis, Doug Germann, Jasmina Nikolic (our host
for next year), Harold Shinsato, Tricia Chirumbole, Linda Stevenson, Gail
West, and did I forget anyone?
>>>
>>> Perhaps you dear colleagues who sat in this particular conversation
would like to share some of the places we went in the conversation about
invitation, prepared invitation, emergent invitation, what-if's of process
for invitation, support for invitation, and more - as we experienced at the
WOSonOS and then reflected upon that evening...
>>>
>>> Traveling homeward after the WOSonOS, and looking forward to the next
regional OSonOs' and the next WOSonOS,
>>>
>>> Lisa
>>>
>>> Lisa Heft
>>> Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
>>> President Emerita, Open Space Institute US
>>> Fellow, Columbia University Center for International Conflict Resolution
>>> Opening Space
>>>
>>> On May 20, 2013, at 12:13 AM, Galina Tsarkova wrote:
>>>
>>>> Thanks friends, for such long perspective for WOSONOS!
>>>>
>>>> Moscow
>>>> www.bosca-russia.ru
>>>> +7 495 749 8046
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> 2013/5/19 Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
>>>>> This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
>>>>>
>>>>> Serbia - 2014
>>>>> Spain - 2014 or 2015
>>>>> Mexico - 2015
>>>>> China - 2015 or 2016
>>>>> Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
>>>>> Chicago, IL - 2020
>>>>> Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
>>>>>
>>>>> If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but you
might also check into the live streaming as a comment.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Harold Shinsato
>>>>> harold at shinsato.com
>>>>> http://shinsato.com
>>>>> twitter: @hajush
>>>>>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 07:53:00 -0400
From: Tricia Chirumbole <tricia at investorswithoutborders.net>
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Hello all!
Personal request - I am meeting up with Alan of Conversare this AM in St
Pete - but don' t have his contact info.
Can someone convey to him that I will be there around 8:53am due to bus
schedules vs. 8:45am?
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 06:54:12 -0600
From: Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
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Paul, awesome! There were several conversations in Florida that rather
than talking about "flattening" our hierarchies in organizations - what
we need is circling. Circle culture. Thanks for such an awesome story.
Looking forward to the notes on Guerilla Action & Stealth Open Space - Jon!
From Florida with Love,
Harold
On 5/20/13 1:07 AM, Jon Harvey wrote:
>
> And thus the #ukosonos begins. Looking forward to seeing everyone at
> Lauderdale House v soon.
>
> Just thought of running a session on guerilla action & stealth open
> space. Will anyone join me?
>
> So, got tea, coffee, milk & food to share. Come Paul, come all to our
> UK reprise of #WOSONOS in North London
>
> Great greetings to all in Florida as you wend your way homewards.
>
> Atb
>
> Jon
>
> On 20 May 2013 07:54, "paul levy" <paul at cats3000.net
> <mailto:paul at cats3000.net>> wrote:
>
> I remember a conference where the audience took over - at least
> for a while. It was a revolution that left the top table (the ones
> who had the bottles of mineral water and the little flowers in
> vases) paralysed with perplexity.
>
> A formal presentation using a lot of bullet-pointed Power Point
> had just stopped for five minutes of questions and answers - the
> fifth presentation in a row without a break.
>
> Garish neon lights blared down from the ceiling in a room with no
> natural light.
>
> Yes, you are correct - I said "revolution". Now, that it an
> interesting word. We talk of a revolution of the people. We also
> talk of a revolution of the planets. Revolution hints at a circle.
>
> Now, everyone was sitting in rows, as in a traditional classroom,
> facing the top table that was in a row facing the classroom style
> audience.
>
> The speaker stood at a lectern facing the audience as well.
>
> The chairperson invited questions.
>
> And then it happened. Someone in the audience raised their hand
> and was invited to pose their question. And pose it she did. But
> not in the direction of the top table. She sort of turned to her
> side and posed it to her row. She was interested, you see, in what
> other people thought of the issue underlying her question. Had
> other people had the same experience? Did they have any solutions.
> She seemed to pose it along her row and then to the rows behind
> her, as her arm swept around her and backwards in a kind of
> inclusive gesture. She finished her question and then someone near
> the back started to answer it. Soon, another person, nearer the
> front added a useful thought and then a small whispering
> conversation began in a corner between three people who were
> resonating with the original question.
>
> It lasted for about four minutes and, at one point, the whole room
> were now looking, not at the top table, but inwards, towards a
> rough central point in the rows.
>
> The circle was forming, even in rows of seats!
>
> And the circle was powerful. Fora while those who were supposed to
> be "at the top" at the top table were flummoxed, silent, mere
> onlookers on the outside of a forming community circle.
>
> It was a vibrant four minutes. Then the chair person raised his
> voice and attempted to restore "order". He never quite got it
> back! For at least a while afterwards, when questions were asked
> they are posed by the questioner into the centre of the room,
> rather than directed to the front.
>
> An in that four minutes a lot of ground was covered. The buzz
> continued into the coffee break and the top table was left,
> orphaned, without a clear role. The people wanted to talk to each
> other, to form a circle, to dialogue, to self-organise their own
> conversation.
>
> And this had happened: Space had opened.
>
> And this was happening: Space was opening.
>
> What I loved about witnessing this was realising the power of the
> circle. The circle wants to form - it is the natural form for
> people in social setting settings. I believe the circle is always
> there, in archetype, whenever human beings come together; it kind
> of hangs there, as potential, above the group. It seizes the
> chance to realise in real, especially when there is a top table
> and a bunch of rows of seats. All it needs is the impulse to
> self-organise; and that occurs with a gesture. It is the gesture
> usually of one person made, not in a way that reinforces the
> linear hierarchy - the top table - but the gesture that addresses
> itself to the central point of the natural circle. Then the
> attention of all turns towards it and a circle is formed - even
> when there are rows of seats.
>
> Space opens in a circle. And circles open space. Of course, it is
> often better to start with a circle of chairs, but even when that
> is not so, just direct your comments into the mess, into the heart
> of the community, and watch that circle form.
>
> Written on the way to our Open Space on Open Space in London, on
> May 20th 2013.
>
>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 08:55:32 -0400
From: "Harrison Owen" <hhowen at verizon.net>
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Discomfort usually comes (in my experience) when discussion gets stuck at
either/or. Everything resolves as soon as both/and shows up. It is called
the Law of Two Feet! Who says there can only be one WOSONOS? Anywhere it
happens is the right place - and as often as folks care to make it so. I do
find it somewhat amusing that the 75 odd souls who showed up in St.
Petersburg feel called upon to "decide" for the "whole" community. Funny.
Harrison
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Galina - not only that, but one of our Millennials (a person of a younger
generation) invited for 2060!
These are invitations, not decisions. Serbia in 2014, yes.
In the past, some people have invited for several years in a row (being at a
WOSonOS themselves, or working with someone who was there who could
represent them) - until whenever it happens is the right year.
We had a very interesting and not always comfortable time thinking and
talking in the big circle at the WOSonOS where to go next year. There were
several invitations - and as you know from your own experience at a WOSonOS
- if there is one country inviting, they tell us their story and we all
celebrate. If there are two or more inviters, traditionally we sit in the
big circle and have a conversation that can shift and move and get stuck and
flow and become uncomfortable and shift again and flow again... until
something is sensed and felt, together.
It is how we have done it in the past. However it is not how we have to do
it in the future.
Our fabulous co-convenor, David O'Neill noted that this - decision,
deciding, 'vote' - does not reflect Open Space.
So how else could it be done.
I was in a delightful evening butterfly conversation with Peggy Holman, Alan
Stewart, Chuni Li, Karen Davis, Doug Germann, Jasmina Nikolic (our host for
next year), Harold Shinsato, Tricia Chirumbole, Linda Stevenson, Gail West,
and did I forget anyone?
Perhaps you dear colleagues who sat in this particular conversation would
like to share some of the places we went in the conversation about
invitation, prepared invitation, emergent invitation, what-if's of process
for invitation, support for invitation, and more - as we experienced at the
WOSonOS and then reflected upon that evening...
Traveling homeward after the WOSonOS, and looking forward to the next
regional OSonOs' and the next WOSonOS,
Lisa
Lisa Heft
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
President Emerita, Open Space Institute US
Fellow, Columbia University Center for International Conflict Resolution
Opening Space
On May 20, 2013, at 12:13 AM, Galina Tsarkova wrote:
Thanks friends, for such long perspective for WOSONOS!
Moscow
www.bosca-russia.ru
+7 495 749 8046
2013/5/19 Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com>
This might be crazy - but I thought I would post the invitations.
Serbia - 2014
Spain - 2014 or 2015
Mexico - 2015
China - 2015 or 2016
Dallas, TX, USA - 2019
Chicago, IL - 2020
Virtual WOSonOS - 2025
If you have input on this - you might try to post it to OSList but you might
also check into the live streaming as a comment.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/wosonos
--
Harold Shinsato
harold at shinsato.com
http://shinsato.com
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 06:05:27 -0700
From: Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net>
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Well that is an interesting thing to think about, and something we
brought up in our own conversation last evening.
(By the way the fabulous Suzanne Daigle was part of our conversation
last night and you see my brain is fried by so much juicy interaction
I forgot one of the most important people of all, our gracious WOSonOS
host!)
So I love thinking of the 'devils advocate' questions when thinking of
design.
So there are some people who cannot make it physically to a WOSonOS,
but they can ask someone attending to represent them - as Arturo and I
did for the London Team when we were at the Chile conference.
If technology was available, and if it worked, and if those not-
physically-with-us colleagues had their own access to technology, and
and....
... then perhaps yes someone who felt so inspired (like who knows -
Access Queen gets inspired all the time to hold space for inviting)
could post that session some time in the conference.
And then there is the emergent inviter. The one such as Jasmina who
felt called and perhaps surprised that she sprang to her feet and
walked into the middle of the circle to invite.
(Jasmina of course you can describe your own thoughts and feelings - I
am describing a little of what I saw).
It is oh-so-easy when there is only one inviter. It becomes more
complex when there is more than one (country) inviter.
So my thoughts turn to many things.
- in our other work, what are other processes for feeling - sensing -
sharing what is invited, and exploring it to see what calls?
- is there a New Games / creative process that can offer this? An
Agile / Scrum process?
How to hold and welcome invitation and sit with it?
How to center the conversation on the inviters, and not our thoughts
about what should or could happen? (after all, it is the passion and
responsibility of the inviting country persons that is stepping into
the circle, and then we get all in our heads about it, and still...
the ones who stood up and invited are the ones who had the passion and
responsibility. How to hold that and not get all 'discuss-y'?
I was asked to host the process for invitation / imagining and then
sensing as a face-to-face group (and we had some of you watching and
commenting virtually) - so I used the process I have experienced in
the past 11 or 12 WOSonOSs I have been to. But I was not thinking. I
did not think of how it had felt to me in all those past years. It
felt not full of life. Not as vibrant as the discussion sessions.
On the other hand, people have written or mentioned that that sitting-
in-the-fire-see-what-shifts process was a really interesting
experience. Not so much 'and now we are going to do this.' 'and now we
are going to do this.' But truly - my body goes crazy, it can go on
for hours, and yesterday I realized while doing it it was just like
those 'consensus' processes which feel to me like ' the last person
standing / with the stamina to stay in this conversation remains /
gets to make the decision'. Because it is as nutritious as it is
exhausting.
So my thought is - and I had said this in Closing Circle - there are
some WOSonOS traditions I really love over the years. You can guess
that one of my favorite traditions is Global VIllage and Silent
Auction and all the Access Queen seen and unseen actions and
relationships. But other traditions may be meant to be released, eh?
Such as this way of invitation and decision.
Call it what you will, decision or otherwise - it helps us travelers
and those with less financial abilities to know in advance where the
next one will be, because for many people it takes quite a long time
to generate the relationships and resources that will help us get
there - whether 'it' is in our own country or across the world.
And of course there are and can be OSonOSs all over the place,
whenever they want to happen. But there is something special about
this particular coming together, shared back and forth and across the
world.
It is morning as I leave Florida for home.
Just wanted to share some of the thoughts playing in my head this
morning.
What do others think?
Lisa
(see you in Serbia! - if I say it, I know it will happen...)
On May 20, 2013, at 3:52 AM, Phelim McDermott wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in
> inviting can call a session about it DURING the open space and those
> who have an interest can go to that session. Even if the decision
> doesn't get made there a lot of the issues and questions will
> already have been processed in some way.
>
> I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a
> host and it does currently feel very UN open spacey
>
> Best regards,
>
> Phelim McDermott
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 06:06:35 -0700
From: Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net>
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Thank you for that thought, as well, Harrison...
Lisa
On May 20, 2013, at 5:55 AM, Harrison Owen wrote:
> Discomfort usually comes (in my experience) when discussion gets
> stuck at either/or. Everything resolves as soon as both/and shows
> up. It is called the Law of Two Feet! Who says there can only be one
> WOSONOS? Anywhere it happens is the right place ? and as often as
> folks care to make it so. I do find it somewhat amusing that the 75
> odd souls who showed up in St. Petersburg feel called upon to
> ?decide? for the ?whole? community. Funny.
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 14:12:40 +0100
From: paul levy <paul at cats3000.net>
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Thanks, Harold!
You can see and hear more here...
http://rationalmadness.wordpress.com/2013/05/20/insights-from-an-open-space-
on-open-space-in-london-2013/
Paul
On 20 May 2013 13:54, Harold Shinsato <harold at shinsato.com> wrote:
> Paul, awesome! There were several conversations in Florida that rather
> than talking about "flattening" our hierarchies in organizations - what we
> need is circling. Circle culture. Thanks for such an awesome story.
>
> Looking forward to the notes on Guerilla Action & Stealth Open Space -
Jon!
>
> From Florida with Love,
> Harold
>
>
> On 5/20/13 1:07 AM, Jon Harvey wrote:
>
> And thus the #ukosonos begins. Looking forward to seeing everyone at
> Lauderdale House v soon.
>
> Just thought of running a session on guerilla action & stealth open space.
> Will anyone join me?
>
> So, got tea, coffee, milk & food to share. Come Paul, come all to our UK
> reprise of #WOSONOS in North London
>
> Great greetings to all in Florida as you wend your way homewards.
>
> Atb
>
> Jon
> On 20 May 2013 07:54, "paul levy" <paul at cats3000.net> wrote:
>
>> I remember a conference where the audience took over - at least for a
>> while. It was a revolution that left the top table (the ones who had the
>> bottles of mineral water and the little flowers in vases) paralysed with
>> perplexity.
>>
>> A formal presentation using a lot of bullet-pointed Power Point had just
>> stopped for five minutes of questions and answers - the fifth
presentation
>> in a row without a break.
>>
>> Garish neon lights blared down from the ceiling in a room with no natural
>> light.
>>
>> Yes, you are correct - I said "revolution". Now, that it an interesting
>> word. We talk of a revolution of the people. We also talk of a revolution
>> of the planets. Revolution hints at a circle.
>>
>> Now, everyone was sitting in rows, as in a traditional classroom, facing
>> the top table that was in a row facing the classroom style audience.
>>
>> The speaker stood at a lectern facing the audience as well.
>>
>> The chairperson invited questions.
>>
>> And then it happened. Someone in the audience raised their hand and was
>> invited to pose their question. And pose it she did. But not in the
>> direction of the top table. She sort of turned to her side and posed it
to
>> her row. She was interested, you see, in what other people thought of the
>> issue underlying her question. Had other people had the same experience?
>> Did they have any solutions. She seemed to pose it along her row and then
>> to the rows behind her, as her arm swept around her and backwards in a
kind
>> of inclusive gesture. She finished her question and then someone near the
>> back started to answer it. Soon, another person, nearer the front added a
>> useful thought and then a small whispering conversation began in a corner
>> between three people who were resonating with the original question.
>>
>> It lasted for about four minutes and, at one point, the whole room were
>> now looking, not at the top table, but inwards, towards a rough central
>> point in the rows.
>>
>> The circle was forming, even in rows of seats!
>>
>> And the circle was powerful. Fora while those who were supposed to be "at
>> the top" at the top table were flummoxed, silent, mere onlookers on the
>> outside of a forming community circle.
>>
>> It was a vibrant four minutes. Then the chair person raised his voice and
>> attempted to restore "order". He never quite got it back! For at least a
>> while afterwards, when questions were asked they are posed by the
>> questioner into the centre of the room, rather than directed to the
front.
>>
>> An in that four minutes a lot of ground was covered. The buzz continued
>> into the coffee break and the top table was left, orphaned, without a
clear
>> role. The people wanted to talk to each other, to form a circle, to
>> dialogue, to self-organise their own conversation.
>>
>> And this had happened: Space had opened.
>>
>> And this was happening: Space was opening.
>>
>> What I loved about witnessing this was realising the power of the circle.
>> The circle wants to form - it is the natural form for people in social
>> setting settings. I believe the circle is always there, in archetype,
>> whenever human beings come together; it kind of hangs there, as
potential,
>> above the group. It seizes the chance to realise in real, especially when
>> there is a top table and a bunch of rows of seats. All it needs is the
>> impulse to self-organise; and that occurs with a gesture. It is the
gesture
>> usually of one person made, not in a way that reinforces the linear
>> hierarchy - the top table - but the gesture that addresses itself to the
>> central point of the natural circle. Then the attention of all turns
>> towards it and a circle is formed - even when there are rows of seats.
>>
>> Space opens in a circle. And circles open space. Of course, it is often
>> better to start with a circle of chairs, but even when that is not so,
just
>> direct your comments into the mess, into the heart of the community, and
>> watch that circle form.
>>
>> Written on the way to our Open Space on Open Space in London, on May 20th
>> 2013.
>>
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 10:43:20 -0400
From: "Harrison Owen" <hhowen at verizon.net>
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Lisa - Hate to say it, but you know I will. I think you are working much too
hard! And I'm not really sure it is a question of "design" ("So I love
thinking of the 'devil's advocate' questions when thinking of design.")-Just
do it, just like we always do. For example, when it comes to invitation time
just open the space for Invitations. Kind of an offshoot of "action
planning." Whoever cares stands up with a sign (Spain, Serbia, wherever),
Goes to a corner of the room, and waits until all other invitations have
been made. When all the invitations are "posted" everybody else is invited
to journey to that part of the world they feel drawn to. Time to discuss
practicalities of location and date - and not incidentally put together an
initial Host Team. People can wander from place to place, and after a short
time (45min?) somebody with a mike passes from group to group for a
"report." Report could be: Your invited to Serbia, Spring of 2014. Or maybe
there are several. Wonderful! Or maybe a group concluded it is a wonderful
idea, but not now. Done. No Sweat, no Strain. Alternative: Place a hat in
the middle of the floor (my hat would do) - Anybody who cares deposits a
folded piece of paper with the place specified and their name. Just before
the Closing Circle, the names are drawn - We have the winners: EVERYBODY!
Harrison
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Well that is an interesting thing to think about, and something we brought
up in our own conversation last evening.
(By the way the fabulous Suzanne Daigle was part of our conversation last
night and you see my brain is fried by so much juicy interaction I forgot
one of the most important people of all, our gracious WOSonOS host!)
So I love thinking of the 'devils advocate' questions when thinking of
design.
So there are some people who cannot make it physically to a WOSonOS, but
they can ask someone attending to represent them - as Arturo and I did for
the London Team when we were at the Chile conference.
If technology was available, and if it worked, and if those
not-physically-with-us colleagues had their own access to technology, and
and....
... then perhaps yes someone who felt so inspired (like who knows - Access
Queen gets inspired all the time to hold space for inviting) could post that
session some time in the conference.
And then there is the emergent inviter. The one such as Jasmina who felt
called and perhaps surprised that she sprang to her feet and walked into the
middle of the circle to invite.
(Jasmina of course you can describe your own thoughts and feelings - I am
describing a little of what I saw).
It is oh-so-easy when there is only one inviter. It becomes more complex
when there is more than one (country) inviter.
So my thoughts turn to many things.
- in our other work, what are other processes for feeling - sensing -
sharing what is invited, and exploring it to see what calls?
- is there a New Games / creative process that can offer this? An Agile /
Scrum process?
How to hold and welcome invitation and sit with it?
How to center the conversation on the inviters, and not our thoughts about
what should or could happen? (after all, it is the passion and
responsibility of the inviting country persons that is stepping into the
circle, and then we get all in our heads about it, and still... the ones who
stood up and invited are the ones who had the passion and responsibility.
How to hold that and not get all 'discuss-y'?
I was asked to host the process for invitation / imagining and then sensing
as a face-to-face group (and we had some of you watching and commenting
virtually) - so I used the process I have experienced in the past 11 or 12
WOSonOSs I have been to. But I was not thinking. I did not think of how it
had felt to me in all those past years. It felt not full of life. Not as
vibrant as the discussion sessions.
On the other hand, people have written or mentioned that that
sitting-in-the-fire-see-what-shifts process was a really interesting
experience. Not so much 'and now we are going to do this.' 'and now we are
going to do this.' But truly - my body goes crazy, it can go on for hours,
and yesterday I realized while doing it it was just like those 'consensus'
processes which feel to me like ' the last person standing / with the
stamina to stay in this conversation remains / gets to make the decision'.
Because it is as nutritious as it is exhausting.
So my thought is - and I had said this in Closing Circle - there are some
WOSonOS traditions I really love over the years. You can guess that one of
my favorite traditions is Global VIllage and Silent Auction and all the
Access Queen seen and unseen actions and relationships. But other traditions
may be meant to be released, eh?
Such as this way of invitation and decision.
Call it what you will, decision or otherwise - it helps us travelers and
those with less financial abilities to know in advance where the next one
will be, because for many people it takes quite a long time to generate the
relationships and resources that will help us get there - whether 'it' is in
our own country or across the world.
And of course there are and can be OSonOSs all over the place, whenever they
want to happen. But there is something special about this particular coming
together, shared back and forth and across the world.
It is morning as I leave Florida for home.
Just wanted to share some of the thoughts playing in my head this morning.
What do others think?
Lisa
(see you in Serbia! - if I say it, I know it will happen...)
On May 20, 2013, at 3:52 AM, Phelim McDermott wrote:
Hi there,
Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in inviting can
call a session about it DURING the open space and those who have an interest
can go to that session. Even if the decision doesn't get made there a lot of
the issues and questions will already have been processed in some way.
I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a host and
it does currently feel very UN open spacey
Best regards,
Phelim McDermott
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 08:46:32 -0700
From: Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net>
To: OSLIST <OSList at lists.openspacetech.org>
Subject: [OSList] The OSLIST Biannual Restricted Form Poetry Contest -
Summer 2013 - before May 24 midnight
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And, because so many creative things are floating around - face-to-
face, virtually or otherwise about Open Space, I remind you that the
OSLIST Poetry Contest is still open.
See below.
Some lovely poems are floating into my inbox...
Lisa
> From: Lisa Heft <lisaheft at openingspace.net>
> Date: May 8, 2013 12:42:30 PM PDT
> To: OSLIST <OSList at lists.openspacetech.org>
> Subject: The OSLIST Biannual Restricted Form Poetry Contest - Summer
> 2013
>
> Dear Colleagues -
>
> Doug's recent poem inspires me to say...
>
> I now re-open the OSLIST Restricted Form Poetry Contest !
> Restricted Form means some described form or boundary for the poem.
>
> Whoever feels so inspired - I invite you to create some original
> poetry with two guidelines:
> about Open Space
> -and-
> (in honor of Keith's recent post and our responses)
> describing success and productivity in Open Space.
>
> Send your poetry directly to me at lisaheft at openingspace.net
> before midnight (in whatever time zone you live) on Friday, May 24.
>
> I will collect them and then show them back to you, dear readers -
> so you may indicate your favorites - even though this is not a game
> of favorites. It is a gift of riches.
> It will, however, tell us who our new Poet Laureate of the OSLIST
> will be - someone who will hold the space for poetry by sharing
> and / or inviting poetry on our list for the next six months.
>
> All of you OSLIST members, including past Poet Laureates, are
> invited to participate.
> If you write your poem in your own language which may not be
> English, please do add a translation in English.
>
> I welcome all your thoughtful words,
>
> Lisa
>
> Lisa Heft,
> Past OSLIST Poet Laureate
> - with a deep bow to my fellow Poet Laureates
> Ralph Copleman , Chris Corrigan, Chris Weaver, Florian Fischer,
> Laurel Doersam, Audrey Coward, Joelle Everett, Jeff Aitken, Teresa
> Pokasony, Karen Sella, Anne Hiha, Esther Ewing, and Agneta Setterwall
>
> _____
>
> A little history, from Chris Corrigan:
>
> ?For all those who might be curious, the OSLIST Biannual Restricted
> Form Poetry Contest started in the spring of 2000 when I issued the
> challenge to the list. Ralph Copleman actually began the whole
> thing with a contest in the fall of 1999 (which I won) and so he is
> the ?Poetry King? for all time. I just claimed the ?Poet Laureate?
> title in an effort to have some fun. It was something of a one
> martini idea, and I was out of gin at the time...?
>
> _____
>
> And last - to inspire you - is the winning piece from our last Poet
> Laureate, Agneta Setterwall....
>
> .........
>
> An open space?
> I hesitate
>
> A call somewhere?
> I hesitate
>
> An open door?
> I hesitate
>
> And people too?!
> I hesitate!
>
> Supposed to speak?
> I hesitate!!
>
> Tell what I need...
> I hesitate...
>
> Tell what I want?
> I hesitate!
>
> And they all hear...
> I doubt they do!
>
> They will not care!
> I?m sure, I?m sure...
>
> And... there they come!
> Oh my! They do!
>
> And now we talk!
> We do! We do!!!
>
> ...they listen too...
> ...and so do I...
>
> ...and what will come...?
> Oh my! Oh my!!!
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> -- Agneta Setterwall (Uppsala, Sweden)
>
> .........
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> Looking forward to your creativity,
> Lisa
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Hi Harrison:
In a previous mail you said:
I do find it somewhat amusing that the 75 odd souls who showed up in St.
Petersburg feel called upon to ?decide? for the ?whole? community.
This suggestes me two questions:
First: is not that what is always done in the end of a WOSonOS? Why puting
the question this time?
Second: Is not there a contradition between your quote above and the
detailed descrition of "how to do" that you provided in this post (below)?
Warm regards
Artur
PS: I suspect that you missed my heteredox contributions, so here it is a
new one ;-)
?
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Lisa ? Hate to say it, but you know I will. I think you are working much too
hard! And I?m not really sure it is a question of ?design? (?So I love
thinking of the 'devil?s advocate' questions when thinking of design.?)?Just
do it, just like we always do. For example, when it comes to invitation time
just open the space for Invitations. Kind of an offshoot of ?action
planning.? Whoever cares stands up with a sign (Spain, Serbia, wherever),
Goes to a corner of the room, and waits until all other invitations have
been made. When all the invitations are ?posted? everybody else is invited
to journey to that part of the world they feel drawn to. Time to discuss
practicalities of location and date ? and not incidentally put together an
initial Host Team. People can wander from place to place, and after a short
time (45min?) somebody with a mike passes from group to group for a
?report.? Report could be: Your invited to Serbia,
Spring of 2014. Or maybe there are several. Wonderful! Or maybe a group
concluded it is a wonderful idea, but not now. Done. No Sweat, no Strain.
Alternative: Place a hat in the middle of the floor (my hat would do) ?
Anybody who cares deposits a folded piece of paper with the place specified
and their name. Just before the Closing Circle, the names are drawn ? We
have the winners: EVERYBODY!
?
Harrison
?
?
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
USA
?
189 Beaucaire Ave. (summer)
Camden, Maine 04843
?
Phone 301-365-2093
(summer)? 207-763-3261
?
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?
Well that is an interesting thing to think about, and something we brought
up in our own conversation last evening.?
(By the way the fabulous Suzanne Daigle was part of our conversation last
night and you see my brain is fried by so much juicy interaction I forgot
one of the most important people of all, our gracious WOSonOS host!)
?
So I love thinking of the 'devils advocate' questions when thinking of
design.
?
So there are some people who cannot make it physically to a WOSonOS, but
they can ask someone attending to represent them - as Arturo and I did for
the London Team when we were at the Chile conference.
?
If technology was available, and if it worked, and if those
not-physically-with-us colleagues had their own access to technology, and
and....?
... then perhaps yes someone who felt so inspired (like who knows - Access
Queen gets inspired all the time to hold space for inviting) could post that
session some time in the conference.
?
And then there is the emergent inviter. The one such as Jasmina who felt
called and perhaps surprised that she sprang to her feet and walked into the
middle of the circle to invite.
(Jasmina of course you can describe your own thoughts and feelings - I am
describing a little of what I saw).
?
It is oh-so-easy when there is only one inviter. It becomes more complex
when there is more than one (country) inviter.
?
So my thoughts turn to many things.?
- in our other work, what are other processes for feeling - sensing -
sharing what is invited, and exploring it to see what calls?
- is there a New Games / creative process that can offer this? An Agile /
Scrum process?
How to hold and welcome invitation and sit with it?
How to center the conversation on the inviters, and not our thoughts about
what should or could happen? (after all, it is the passion and
responsibility of the inviting country persons that is stepping into the
circle, and then we get all in our heads about it, and still... the ones who
stood up and invited are the ones who had the passion and responsibility.
How to hold that and not get all 'discuss-y'?
?
I was asked to host the process for invitation / imagining and then sensing
as a face-to-face group (and we had some of you watching and commenting
virtually) - so I used the process I have experienced in the past 11 or 12
WOSonOSs I have been to. But I was not thinking. I did not think of how it
had felt to me in all those past years. It felt not full of life. Not as
vibrant as the discussion sessions.?
On the other hand, people have written or mentioned that that
sitting-in-the-fire-see-what-shifts process was a really interesting
experience. Not so much 'and now we are going to do this.' 'and now we are
going to do this.' But truly - my body goes crazy, it can go on for hours,
and yesterday I realized while doing it it was just like those 'consensus'
processes which feel to me like ' the last person standing / with the
stamina to stay in this conversation remains / gets to make the decision'.
Because it is as nutritious as it is exhausting.
?
So my thought is - and I had said this in Closing Circle - there are some
WOSonOS traditions I really love over the years. You can guess that one of
my favorite traditions is Global VIllage and Silent Auction and all the
Access Queen seen and unseen actions and relationships. But other traditions
may be meant to be released, eh??
?
Such as this way of invitation and decision.
Call it what you will, decision or otherwise - it helps us travelers and
those with less financial abilities to know in advance where the next one
will be, because for many people it takes quite a long time to generate the
relationships and resources that will help us get there - whether 'it' is in
our own country or across the world.
?
And of course there are and can be OSonOSs all over the place, whenever they
want to happen. But there is something special about this particular coming
together, shared back and forth and across the world.
?
It is morning as I leave Florida for home.?
Just wanted to share some of the thoughts playing in my head this morning.
What do others think?
?
Lisa
(see you in Serbia! - if I say it, I know it will happen...)?
?
?
?
On May 20, 2013, at 3:52 AM, Phelim McDermott wrote:
Hi there,?
?
Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in inviting can
call a session about it DURING the open space and those who have an interest
can go to that session. Even if the decision doesn't get made there a lot of
the issues and questions will already have been processed in some way.?
?
I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a host and
it does currently feel very UN open spacey
Best regards,
?
Phelim McDermott
?
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 17:31:11 +0000
From: K?ri Gunnarsson <kari.gunnarsson at simnet.is>
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Invitations full of wonder. Perhaps we have the chart in front of the horse.
I do not see the invitations to next years wosonos as some resolution
from our current discussions, but more of a invitation to continue the
celebration of our common growth from the years past and future.
Is it essential to do the next years invitations at the end of the
event, we could just as easily do it at the beginning and use the Open
Space to work with our hopes and sorrows where we can sleep on it and
open more discussion in the morning news of the second day if needed.
--
K?ri Gunnarsson
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 11:54:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: Artur Silva <arturfsilva at yahoo.com>
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Marvelous story indeed, Paul. Thank you.
Artur
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Subject: [OSList] Orphaning the Top Table and the Power of the Circle
I remember a conference where the audience took over - at least for a while.
It was a revolution that left the top table (the ones who had the bottles of
mineral water and the little flowers in vases) paralysed with perplexity.
A formal presentation using a lot of bullet-pointed Power Point had just
stopped for five minutes of questions and answers - the fifth presentation
in a row without? a break.
Garish neon lights blared down from the ceiling in a room with no natural
light.
Yes, you are correct - I said "revolution". Now, that it an interesting
word. We talk of a revolution of the people. We also talk of a revolution of
the planets. Revolution hints at a circle.
Now, everyone was sitting in rows, as in a traditional classroom, facing the
top table that was in a row facing the classroom style audience.
The speaker stood? at a lectern facing the audience as well.
The chairperson invited questions.
And then it happened. Someone in the audience raised their hand and was
invited to pose their question. And pose it she did. But not in the
direction of the top table. She sort of turned to her side and posed it to
her row. She was interested, you see, in what other people thought of the
issue underlying her question. Had other people had the same experience? Did
they have any solutions. She seemed to pose it along her row and then to the
rows behind her, as her arm swept around her and backwards in a kind of
inclusive gesture. She finished her question and then someone near the back
started to answer it. Soon, another person, nearer the front added a useful
thought and then a small whispering conversation began in a corner between
three people who were resonating with the original question.
It lasted for about four minutes and, at one point, the whole room were now
looking, not at the top table, but inwards, towards a rough central point in
the rows.
The circle was forming, even in rows of seats!
And the circle was powerful. Fora while those who were supposed to be "at
the top" at the top table were flummoxed, silent, mere onlookers on the
outside of a forming community circle.
It was a vibrant four minutes. Then the chair person raised his voice and
attempted to restore "order". He never quite got it back! For at least a
while afterwards, when questions were asked they are posed by the questioner
into the centre of the room, rather than directed to the front.
An in that four minutes a lot of ground was covered. The buzz continued into
the coffee break and the top table was left, orphaned, without a clear role.
The people wanted to talk to each other, to form a circle, to dialogue, to
self-organise their own conversation.
And this had happened: Space had opened.
And this was happening: Space was opening.
What I loved about witnessing this was realising the power of the circle.
The circle wants to form - it is the natural form for people in social
setting settings. I believe the circle is always there, in archetype,
whenever human beings come together; it kind of hangs there, as potential,
above the group. It seizes the chance to realise in real, especially when
there is a top table and a bunch of rows of seats. All it needs is the
impulse to self-organise; and that occurs with a gesture. It is the gesture
usually of one person made, not in a way that reinforces the linear
hierarchy - the top table - but the gesture that addresses itself to the
central point of the natural circle. Then the attention of all turns towards
it and a circle is formed - even when there are rows of seats.
Space opens in a circle. And circles open space. Of course, it is often
better to start with a circle of chairs, but even when that is not so, just
direct your comments into the mess, into the heart of the community, and
watch that circle form.
Written on the way to our Open Space on Open Space in London, on May 20th
2013.
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Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 15:01:38 -0400
From: "Harrison Owen" <hhowen at verizon.net>
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Artur ? Consistency is a virtue I have never been accused of?J
ho
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7808 River Falls Dr.
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USA
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 12:48 PM
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Hi Harrison:
In a previous mail you said:
I do find it somewhat amusing that the 75 odd souls who showed up in St.
Petersburg feel called upon to ?decide? for the ?whole? community.
This suggestes me two questions:
First: is not that what is always done in the end of a WOSonOS? Why puting
the question this time?
Second: Is not there a contradition between your quote above and the
detailed descrition of "how to do" that you provided in this post (below)?
Warm regards
Artur
PS: I suspect that you missed my heteredox contributions, so here it is a
new one ;-)
_____
From: Harrison Owen <hhowen at verizon.net>
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Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
Lisa ? Hate to say it, but you know I will. I think you are working much too
hard! And I?m not really sure it is a question of ?design? (?So I love
thinking of the 'devil?s advocate' questions when thinking of design.?)?Just
do it, just like we always do. For example, when it comes to invitation time
just open the space for Invitations. Kind of an offshoot of ?action
planning.? Whoever cares stands up with a sign (Spain, Serbia, wherever),
Goes to a corner of the room, and waits until all other invitations have
been made. When all the invitations are ?posted? everybody else is invited
to journey to that part of the world they feel drawn to. Time to discuss
practicalities of location and date ? and not incidentally put together an
initial Host Team. People can wander from place to place, and after a short
time (45min?) somebody with a mike passes from group to group for a
?report.? Report could be: Your invited to Serbia, Spring of 2014. Or maybe
there are several. Wonderful!
Or maybe a group concluded it is a wonderful idea, but not now. Done. No
Sweat, no Strain. Alternative: Place a hat in the middle of the floor (my
hat would do) ? Anybody who cares deposits a folded piece of paper with the
place specified and their name. Just before the Closing Circle, the names
are drawn ? We have the winners: EVERYBODY!
Harrison
Harrison Owen
7808 River Falls Dr.
Potomac, MD 20854
USA
189 Beaucaire Ave. (summer)
Camden, Maine 04843
Phone 301-365-2093
(summer) 207-763-3261
www.openspaceworld.com
www.ho-image.com (Personal Website)
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[mailto:oslist-bounces at lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Lisa Heft
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 9:05 AM
To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
Subject: Re: [OSList] WOSonOS 2014/2015/2016 invitations
Well that is an interesting thing to think about, and something we brought
up in our own conversation last evening.
(By the way the fabulous Suzanne Daigle was part of our conversation last
night and you see my brain is fried by so much juicy interaction I forgot
one of the most important people of all, our gracious WOSonOS host!)
So I love thinking of the 'devils advocate' questions when thinking of
design.
So there are some people who cannot make it physically to a WOSonOS, but
they can ask someone attending to represent them - as Arturo and I did for
the London Team when we were at the Chile conference.
If technology was available, and if it worked, and if those
not-physically-with-us colleagues had their own access to technology, and
and....
... then perhaps yes someone who felt so inspired (like who knows - Access
Queen gets inspired all the time to hold space for inviting) could post that
session some time in the conference.
And then there is the emergent inviter. The one such as Jasmina who felt
called and perhaps surprised that she sprang to her feet and walked into the
middle of the circle to invite.
(Jasmina of course you can describe your own thoughts and feelings - I am
describing a little of what I saw).
It is oh-so-easy when there is only one inviter. It becomes more complex
when there is more than one (country) inviter.
So my thoughts turn to many things.
- in our other work, what are other processes for feeling - sensing -
sharing what is invited, and exploring it to see what calls?
- is there a New Games / creative process that can offer this? An Agile /
Scrum process?
How to hold and welcome invitation and sit with it?
How to center the conversation on the inviters, and not our thoughts about
what should or could happen? (after all, it is the passion and
responsibility of the inviting country persons that is stepping into the
circle, and then we get all in our heads about it, and still... the ones who
stood up and invited are the ones who had the passion and responsibility.
How to hold that and not get all 'discuss-y'?
I was asked to host the process for invitation / imagining and then sensing
as a face-to-face group (and we had some of you watching and commenting
virtually) - so I used the process I have experienced in the past 11 or 12
WOSonOSs I have been to. But I was not thinking. I did not think of how it
had felt to me in all those past years. It felt not full of life. Not as
vibrant as the discussion sessions.
On the other hand, people have written or mentioned that that
sitting-in-the-fire-see-what-shifts process was a really interesting
experience. Not so much 'and now we are going to do this.' 'and now we are
going to do this.' But truly - my body goes crazy, it can go on for hours,
and yesterday I realized while doing it it was just like those 'consensus'
processes which feel to me like ' the last person standing / with the
stamina to stay in this conversation remains / gets to make the decision'.
Because it is as nutritious as it is exhausting.
So my thought is - and I had said this in Closing Circle - there are some
WOSonOS traditions I really love over the years. You can guess that one of
my favorite traditions is Global VIllage and Silent Auction and all the
Access Queen seen and unseen actions and relationships. But other traditions
may be meant to be released, eh?
Such as this way of invitation and decision.
Call it what you will, decision or otherwise - it helps us travelers and
those with less financial abilities to know in advance where the next one
will be, because for many people it takes quite a long time to generate the
relationships and resources that will help us get there - whether 'it' is in
our own country or across the world.
And of course there are and can be OSonOSs all over the place, whenever they
want to happen. But there is something special about this particular coming
together, shared back and forth and across the world.
It is morning as I leave Florida for home.
Just wanted to share some of the thoughts playing in my head this morning.
What do others think?
Lisa
(see you in Serbia! - if I say it, I know it will happen...)
On May 20, 2013, at 3:52 AM, Phelim McDermott wrote:
Hi there,
Sounds like WOSonos was fun! Maybe those who are interested in inviting can
call a session about it DURING the open space and those who have an interest
can go to that session. Even if the decision doesn't get made there a lot of
the issues and questions will already have been processed in some way.
I have to say this part of WOSonOS is the most difficult bit as a host and
it does currently feel very UN open spacey
Best regards,
Phelim McDermott
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