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<td valign=top><font face="Courier New" size=2 color=#000000>David McKay wrote: "The article also pulls from the research the qualities
<BR>in a client which best predispose them to taking advantage of serendipity.
<BR>That may be the most applicable to folks here -- as Open Space seems to rely
<BR>on planned happenstance."
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<BR>Isn't it interesting how everything has to be fitted into "the plan," even
<BR>if planning had nothing to do with whatever is going on? Or maybe more
<BR>accurately, "planning" as the intentional human act, was only one of a
<BR>myriad of factors creating the present moment. For me Open Space is not too
<BR>far from stopping to smell the roses, allowing the present moment to appear
<BR>as it is, no longer covered by all the might-have-beens, could-have-beens,
<BR>or should-have-beens -- plans. Many take open space, and the experience of
<BR>open Space, as a strange new reality. I guess my experience is diametrically
<BR>the opposite. Everything is Open Space, but that fact is obscured by a whole
<BR>mess of exogenous lay-ons. All the plans.
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<BR>Harrison
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<BR>Harrison Owen
<BR>7808 River Falls Drive
<BR>Potomac, Maryland 20845
<BR>Phone 301-365-2093
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