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Often, participants make music or convene sessions where people make music, dance, etc. and these groups invariably report on their sessions during evening or morning use sometimes offering a song or dance or rhythm.<BR>
When I "do" my introduciton to ost I usually point out that session can of course be discussion groups and that there is more to life such as theater, role playing, a discussion-walk, silent discussion, meditation, mindmapping, brainstorming, painting, drawing, dancing, singing, massage, cooking, baking, swimming, golf, soccer, chess, hide and seek, taking a break, sleeping, dreaming..... and other fabulous ways of being productive and creating new things.<BR>
Kids usually pick up on this stuff, adults are a little less flexible.<BR>
One time, as a participant in open space, I experienced the facilitator putting on music. When a participant suggested turning it down a bit the facilitator went into an explanation of why he thought the music was a good idea.<BR>
If anything, this incident would stop me as facilitator from introducing music or other lovely things .... dont worry, I still insist on non-stop coffee and fresh, full fat milk to go with it<BR>
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On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 12:10:26 +0100, Vliex, Carla (cvl) wrote:<BR>
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>HI<BR>
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>I was wondering if anyone ever used music in on Open Space event. Not just<BR>
>in one session, but use music during the whole event. Thinking of trying it<BR>
>with a client next month.<BR>
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>love and sunshine for this world<BR>
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>Carla<BR>
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