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Hi Craig,<br><br>
I think Lisa Heft sums it up quite nicely in her mail of August
29.<br><br>
Koos<br><br>
At 21:30 3-9-2012, Craig Gilliam wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Question--For years, I have
heard open space and talked about open space, creating open space,
holding space, etc. . .My questions are:<br><br>
1) What is space and what is open space? What are the
components that make up open space or space that is really open?
>From your experience, what are the qualities most characteristic of this
quality of space and community? <br><br>
2) What are the pillars that assist in holding it, once that
quality of space is created?<br><br>
Up until now, I see it as a metaphor that <i>alludes</i> to meaning but
cannot <i>denote</i> it, descriptive more than prescriptive. It is
like Louis Armstrong when ask, Is that jazz, he said, if I have to tell
you, it isn't jazz. I think the same might be said for open space,
but I still ask. . .how would you describe open space and its
components?<br><br>
Thanks,<br>
Craig<br><br>
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