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Monthly Archives "October 2003"

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October 22, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

A beutiful meditation on Noticing Space from Ajahn Samedho: Now the spacious mind has room for everything. It is like the space in this room, which is never harmed by what goes in and out of this room. In fact, we say ‘the space in this room’, but actually the room is in the space; the building is in the space. When the building has gone the space will still be here. So we can have a perspective, we have the actual walls and the shape of the room, and the space. Right now we can see the limit of …

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October 21, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

The National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation has a fantastic resources page which is worth checking out. There are dozens of pieces of material, links and book lists to support individuals and communities in engaging in the process of dialogue. I have added some of these to the Cool Websites section of the Open Space Wiki. Feel free to add more sites there.

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October 20, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

As an addendum to the story below on the flooding in the Pemberton area, my friends at the In-SHUCK-ch have sharedtheir story of the historical flood that dispersed the Lillooet people in mythical time. No strangers to rain, eh?

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October 20, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

I’ve cross posted this from my Bowen Island Journal blog. The major concern around these parts of the southwest coast of Canada has been record rainfalls over the last few days. We had sun yesterday but it has started raining again and we are under another heavy rainfall warning. The flooding is serious up in Pemberton and Squamish. Eight hundred people have been evacuated from their homes and two people have died. I used to work a lot up in Pemberton when I was involved in Treaty negotiations there in the late 1990s. I know the mayor and several leaders …

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October 19, 2003 By Chris Uncategorized

Seher interessant – und sehr simple by Mark-Steffan G�wecke Mark-Steffen G�wecke is a German photographer who has created a series of Polaroids that include and transcend one another. This is a really nice way to imagine Ken Wilber’s idea of evolution: Holons emerge holoarchically. That is, as a series of increasing whole/parts. Organisms contain cells but not vice-versa; cells contain molecules but not vice-versa; molecules contain atoms but not vice-versa. And it is not vice-versa, at each stage, that constitutes unavoidable asymmetry and nested hierarchy (holoarchy). Each deeper or higher holon embraces its junior predecessors and then adds its new …

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