[OSList] There is no such thing as open space (Jeff Aitken via OSList)
Michael M Pannwitz via OSList
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Tue Nov 10 00:09:21 PST 2015
Going for a walk is a pretty good way to expand space, or as some say,
make more space... going for a walk is in some ways similar to taking a
break and there are stories around the origin of OST emerging from
breaks...
lets all have some more space today
greetings from Berlin
mmp
On 09.11.2015 23:36, Jeff Aitken via OSList wrote:
> I guess the research here is whether the process called Open Space
> Technology is sufficient to enable a successful experience of Open
> Space. They are two distinct 'things' so to speak.
>
> So far, the survey says mostly yes. And lots of learning about pre-work
> etc, and convergence design etc. With the intent to minimize the
> 'control, denigration' etc that Jon notes.
>
> One 'distraction' failure i found was an informal group of 15 who posted
> tons of topics and found no good way to choose how to address them.
> Usually in this kind of agenda, combining topics makes sense of it, but
> on this day twas all a jumble. We all went for a walk instead, and in
> that sense a success emerged from the ashes.
>
> Jeff
>
> On Nov 9, 2015 1:58 PM, "Jon Jorgensen via OSList"
> <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org <mailto:oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>>
> wrote:
>
> I don't know what the person in Dan's story actually was referring
> to, but I have a hunch that they were referring to the fact that, as
> far as science can tell, there is no amount of physical space that
> is entirely occupied with physical particles (of the sub-atomic
> persuasion or otherwise) with no space in between them, and
> conversely we can guess that there is no amount of space that is
> completely void of particles. (This can only be confirmed as the
> frontier of science continues to go deeper below the atomic level.)
>
> So, if this is true, then we can say that in the physical realm,
> there is no totally open space and no totally closed space; only
> relative degrees between the 2 extremes as we scale or descale our
> frame of reference (or "Container" to borrow a metaphor from the HSD
> model.)
>
> It gets even more interesting as we apply this axiom to the
> cognitive realm, which is to say that if we cannot be absolute in
> holding space open, then how much is enough or not enough to suit
> our purposes? I believe that our results will tell us, and the
> amount may vary depending on the theme, setting and event attendees.
>
> How much distraction is endurable, while still allowing growth,
> creativity and transformation?
> How much external control, denigration of individuals, conflict and
> anxiety is enough to nip these fruits of open space in the bud?
>
> Aren't these the things which the facilitator endeavors to hold at
> bay, to create a clearing for something new to sprout and flourish
> within?
>
> We would need some failed attempts at Opening Space, which were
> markedly unfruitful, to demonstrate such a threshold (how much or
> how little is enough) to answer these questions.
>
> Now, that sounds like an unpleasant experiment to design and
> conduct. However, if anybody has inadvertently stumbled on the
> answer, I would love to learn vicariously.
>
> Till then, let us also say, "There is no such thing as fully closed
> space."
>
> Jon Jorgensen
>
>
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> (Jaime Pedreros Fitzgerald via OSList)
> 4. The OSLIST Poetry Contest is Open (Lucas Cioffi via OSList)
> 5. research (Hege Steinsland via OSList)
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> I like the term 'opening space' -- endeavoring that the space
> be a little
> (or lot) more open than before.
>
> Maybe the practice is a lifelong one, of opening the space a bit
> more in
> each cycle of day, week, month, or year, etc.
>
> Really deep folks might tell us when the space will be
> completely open
> again - in a zillion years - or maybe in this moment?
>
> Jeff
> Lagunitas, California
> On Nov 8, 2015 10:24 AM, "Barry Owen via OSList" <
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> >> Someone I love said to me "Pffft. There's no such thing as
> open space."
> >>
> >> I added, "Hmm. So there is no such thing as open space? only
> closed
> >> space?......opened to varying degrees?"
> >>
> >> And she said "Yes. Yup. That's it."
> >>
> >> Hmm. No such thing as "100% open" space... I wonder about
> this. I also
> >> wonder if you might want to comment on this idea.
> >>
> >> Is the "no such thing as open space" idea heresy-in-fact?
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> I like that Jeff! Having just returned from the land of the ?Tao
> te Ching? ... where following The Way leads to nothingness.
> Clearly, real open space happens when you stop working so
> hard... or something.
>
>
>
> After 5 wonderful days with colleagues in Beijing, I find myself
> smiling as the jet lag recedes. For a gift I brought my friends
> a copy of Chris Corrigan?s ?The Tao of Holding Space.? I offered
> it with a smile, knowing from whence the Tao had come. Sort of
> like carrying coals to New Castle. Or Tulip Bulbs to Holland. Or
> perfume to Paris... Or...
>
>
>
> I told my friends in Beijing that, for me, the Tao te Ching was
> the most wonderful guide to holding and opening space. It was
> written (to the best of anybody?s knowledge) about 1200 BCE.
> That would be better than 3000 years ago. Been around for a bit.
>
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> I like the term 'opening space' -- endeavoring that the space
> be a little (or lot) more open than before.
>
> Maybe the practice is a lifelong one, of opening the space a bit
> more in each cycle of day, week, month, or year, etc.
>
> Really deep folks might tell us when the space will be
> completely open again - in a zillion years - or maybe in this
> moment?
>
> Jeff
> Lagunitas, California
>
> On Nov 8, 2015 10:24 AM, "Barry Owen via OSList"
> <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
> <mailto:oslist at lists.openspacetech.org>> wrote:
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> Yes!
>
> It's all relative . . .
>
>
>
>
> Barry Owen
> Real Estate Strategist
>
> Founder/Principal Broker
>
> Pareto Realty, LLC
> <http://www.merriam-webster.com/audio.php?file=bixpar02&word=Pareto&text=%5Cp%C9%99-%3CSPAN%20class%3Dunicode%3E%CB%88%3C%2FSPAN%3Er%C4%81-(%3CSPAN%20class%3Dunicode%3E%CB%8C%3C%2FSPAN%3E)t%C5%8D%5C>
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> On Sun, Nov 8, 2015 at 8:27 AM, Daniel Mezick via OSList
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> Someone I love said to me "Pffft. There's no such thing as open
> space."
>
> I added, "Hmm. So there is no such thing as open space? only
> closed space?......opened to varying degrees?"
>
> And she said "Yes. Yup. That's it."
>
> Hmm. No such thing as "100% open" space... I wonder about this.
> I also wonder if you might want to comment on this idea.
>
> Is the "no such thing as open space" idea heresy-in-fact?
>
> --
>
> Daniel Mezick, President
>
> New Technology Solutions Inc.
>
> (203) 915 7248
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> From: Jaime Pedreros Fitzgerald via OSList
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> Hello dear Space Openers,
>
> The other day I was talking with a collegue who is an university
> staff
> member here in La Paz. I told him (what follows is a result of
> my daring
> ignorance) that most of the development in social sciences and
> human groups
> evolution study is closely based/related onto Isaac Newton's
> Universal
> Gravitation Theory and the emerging laws that are being refined
> until our
> days (quantitaive change and analysis and so forth). Well, the
> time is
> appropiate for a change or shift and we are thinking now in terms of
> relativity, as Harrison wisely said. Acoording to the ancient Greek
> Mythology, passion was represented by the god Eros when he
> contributed to
> the creation of the universe from Chaos, that was the first
> thing to exist:
> So, Chaos is the origin of everything and is also an initial
> stage in the
> process of opening the space. The universe is infinite or it
> expands?
> Anyway, we are all relatively expanding ourselves; the space, as the
> universe is and will be opened. The question we are discussing now
> demonstrates this. Are our minds an Open Space?
>
> Have a big hug from Bolivia.
>
> Jaime Pedreros F,
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> From: Lucas Cioffi via OSList <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
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> Subject: [OSList] The OSLIST Poetry Contest is Open
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> Dear Colleagues -
>
> The OSLIST Poetry Contest is open once again! If you feel so
> inspired,
> please create an original poem using these three guidelines:
>
> 1) The poem is about Open Space
> 2) The poem consists of 8 lines or less.
> 3) The poem contains all 26 letters of the English alphabet (or
> all the
> letters of the language you write the poem in) at least once.
> If your
> language does not have an alphabet, then you can skip/ignore
> this guideline.
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> *Send your poetry directly to me (not to the whole list) at
> lucas at qiqochat.com <mailto:lucas at qiqochat.com>
> <lucas at qiqochat.com <mailto:lucas at qiqochat.com>> before the end
> of Sunday, November
> 22nd.*
>
> I will collect the poems and then show them back to you
> anonymously, 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 fierce and quiet words,
>
> Lucas Cioffi
> Current OSLIST Poet Laureate
> Charlottesville, VA, USA
> - with a deep bow to my fellow Poet Laureates
>
> - - - - -
>
> 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
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> Dear list friends and colleagues in Open Space and Genuine Contact!
>
> I?m working on a possible research project in the health sector
> in municipalities to find out how Open Space and The Genuine
> Contact program can be a resource in enabling a shift in the way
> of leading and solving the tasks with growing challenges and
> reduced resources.
>
> My question now is if there is some relevant research that you
> know of from the Genuine Contact program or Open space
> technology for us to refer to in out application?
>
> All the best from
> Hege Steinsland
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> While I was having fun with Mrs. Song and all of her guests in
> Beijing, a
> funny thing was happening nearby. It seems that the Mercedes
> head office for
> China was having a big do and some significant part of it was
> all in Open
> Space. I only learned of it when two gentlemen, whom I didn't
> know, dropped
> by. One was from Brazil, and the other from Italy and they were
> somehow
> responsible. Talk about not having all the facts! But I do know
> the Mercedes
> gathering was a pretty big deal, if only because the Mayor of
> Beijing was
> present. And that was just the tip of the iceberg because then
> the Premier
> of China showed up. And of course the Press was in attendance.
> Anyhow the
> evening news (Chinese TV version) was replete with the Premier
> in Open
> Space, surrounded by the appropriate signs, I'm told. Of course
> I couldn't
> read them, but I did see the pictures.
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> Message: 7
> Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2015 22:36:44 +0200
> From: Mikk Sarv via OSList <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
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> To: Harrison Owen <hhowen at verizon.net
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> Subject: Re: [OSList] Mercedes China
> Message-ID: <6531AAD8-041B-49A4-9975-F0085180281D at gmail.com
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> Great news!
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> Mikk Sarv
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> > On 09 Nov 2015, at 22:33, Harrison Owen via OSList
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> > While I was having fun with Mrs. Song and all of her guests
> in Beijing, a funny thing was happening nearby. It seems that
> the Mercedes head office for China was having a big do and some
> significant part of it was all in Open Space. I only learned of
> it when two gentlemen, whom I didn?t know, dropped by. One was
> from Brazil, and the other from Italy and they were somehow
> responsible. Talk about not having all the facts! But I do know
> the Mercedes gathering was a pretty big deal, if only because
> the Mayor of Beijing was present. And that was just the tip of
> the iceberg because then the Premier of China showed up. And of
> course the Press was in attendance. Anyhow the evening news
> (Chinese TV version) was replete with the Premier in Open Space,
> surrounded by the appropriate signs, I?m told. Of course I
> couldn?t read them, but I did see the pictures.
> >
> > Harrison
> >
> > Winter Address
> > 7808 River Falls Drive
> > Potomac, MD 20854
> > 301-365-2093 <tel:301-365-2093>
> >
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> Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2015 15:56:30 -0500
> From: Skye Hirst via OSList <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
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> What a great birthday present!
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> On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 3:36 PM, Mikk Sarv via OSList <
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> > Great news!
> >
> > Mikk Sarv
> >
> >
> >
> > On 09 Nov 2015, at 22:33, Harrison Owen via OSList <
> > oslist at lists.openspacetech.org
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> >
> > While I was having fun with Mrs. Song and all of her guests
> in Beijing, a
> > funny thing was happening nearby. It seems that the Mercedes
> head office
> > for China was having a big do and some significant part of it
> was all in
> > Open Space. I only learned of it when two gentlemen, whom I
> didn?t know,
> > dropped by. One was from Brazil, and the other from Italy and
> they were
> > somehow responsible. Talk about not having all the facts! But
> I do know the
> > Mercedes gathering was a pretty big deal, if only because the
> Mayor of
> > Beijing was present. And that was just the tip of the iceberg
> because then
> > the Premier of China showed up. And of course the Press was
> in attendance.
> > Anyhow the evening news (Chinese TV version) was replete with
> the Premier
> > in Open Space, surrounded by the appropriate signs, I?m told.
> Of course I
> > couldn?t read them, but I did see the pictures.
> >
> > Harrison
> >
> > Winter Address
> > 7808 River Falls Drive
> > Potomac, MD 20854
> > 301-365-2093 <tel:301-365-2093>
> >
> > Summer Address
> > 189 Beaucaire Ave.
> > Camden, ME 04843
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