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Harrison - I'm wondering if you're considering another book - The
Practice of Being....<br>
I think it was Gandhi or A J Muste who said 'there is no road to peace,
peace is the road'<br>
So, in Open Space, we 'are peace'....<br>
if we have to work too hard to get it - for others - its not very
peaceful....<br>
or am I being too simplistic?<br><br>
Brendan<br><br>
At 07:43 PM 09-05-2004, you wrote:<br>
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have enormous respect for what Arnie and others do – but I still think
they work too hard. This is not about Open Space, or contrasting Open
Space Technology with other approaches – it is really about the deep
reality of self-organization. In this regard, I think we all work too
hard. In fact, I increasingly see Open Space Technology as a “halfway
technology” – an interesting and useful step on a journey. More about
this later.<br>
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Harrison <br>
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