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How very true!<br><br>
I'm new on the list - a few days only - and a newcomer to Open Space. I
had the privilege to attend Diane Gibeault's and Larry Peterson's Open
Space Training at the end of April, and of course to read Harrison Owen's
<i>Open Space Technology</i>. What I found there is truly amazing. Very
much in sync with the values and principles I try to live by. I am
currently preparing myself to offer Open Space to clients and non-profit
organizations, and the more I write, think and visualize how it's going
to be, the more I feel ready to jump in. I hope I can contribute with you
all to opening space in this world. <br><br>
I definitely think that the Open Space backdrop and the presence of the
sacred feminine has a lot to do with the approach and sharing in OSLIST.
And I'm grateful to have the opportunity to read such interesting
comments, insights, and totally open, honest and respectful discussions.
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I just read Zelle Nelson's message on the dance of leader and follower -
wow! Great food for thought and discussions with others. Thank
you!<br><br>
I wish you all a great weekend!<br><br>
Esther Matte, trad. a.<br>
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At 05:01 2006-05-26, desmond rice wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Just thought I would let you
know how much I enjoy reading the posts on this site.<br><br>
It really is a joy to see what pearls of wisdom have been added each
day.<br><br>
I am in communication with a number of sites like this,
simply to attempt to broaden my knowledge and understanding of
life. I find this one to be so informative. What I like in particular is
how most people put forward an idea as an opinion for others to consider,
not as the truth. This softness of approach is so much more enrolling
than the dogmatic often found on other sites where the discourse is
frequently of a high intellectual standard, but the "listening"
very self centered.<br><br>
I wonder if this is related to the Open Space backdrop to the
conversation and the presence of the sacred feminine.<br><br>
Desmond Rice<br><br>
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