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Monthly Archives "September 2007"

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September 29, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Appreciative Inquiry

Quinault Indian Nation, Washington On the first fall storm night, with the wind rain and surf pouring in off the Pacific Ocean, I come across this: Thomas Merton: “I do not know if I have found answers. When I first became a monk, yes, I was more sure of “answers.” But as I grow old in the monastic life and advance further into solitude, I become aware that I have only begun to seek the questions. And what are the questions? Can man make sense out of his existence? Can man honestly give his life meaning merely by adopting a …

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Moleskine harvest 1 – hosting for conscious community

September 26, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Art of Hosting, Collaboration, Conversation, Facilitation, First Nations, Leadership, Moleskine Harvest, Organization, World Cafe 2 Comments

Courtenay, BC I’m coming to the end of a Moleskine notebook I’ve had since March, and it’s almost filled up.   I’m going through it harvesting a few things, and thought I might post a series of notes here.   The journal began with a few notes that I made about the preliminary design of an Art of Hosting we ran for VIATT on Quadra Island.   This particular Art of Hosting was called to train with 40 or so people who are helping us to build an Aboriginal child and familiy services system on Vancouver Island.   It’s big …

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Leadership in the territory of the open heart

September 23, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Leadership

In June I wrote about the work of living in the territory of the open heart.   This is a strong personal claling for me. Today I stumbled upon this video of the mayor of San Diego doing just that – approving a resolution to endorse same sex marriage in his city, in part because his daughter and some of his staff members are gay and lesbian.   It’s a hard, tearful and emotional place to be, but it is worth it for the change that will come from decisions made in this place.

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Germany Vs. China as seen by Liu Yang

September 22, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Organization One Comment

Liu Yang is a Chinese artist.   This piece is from a series of works about huamn patterns in Chinese and German social settings.   This one is called “At a Party.”   German is blue, Chinese is red. More here. [tags]liu yang[/tags]

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Harrison Owen, Open Space and the New York Times

September 19, 2007 By Chris Corrigan Open Space 2 Comments

Harrison Owen – new age guru! To celebrate the New York Times’ inspired decision to finally open up it’s archives to the public for free, here is a link to a famous article from 1994 on Harrison Owen, Open Space and Rockport shoes. And as a bonus, here’s another from 1988, on the work of “New Age consultant” Harrison Owen who helped Owens-Corning Fiberglass find some spirit.   This man has been ahead of his time for 30 years. [tags]openspacetech, harrison owen, rockport, owens-corning[/tags]

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