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The week’s tweets

January 2, 2011 By Chris Corrigan Notes One Comment

Such a clean, clearing, steady wind this morning drying everything and freshening the tops of the firs. Not a wren to be seen! # Gomes manages to play goal like a bumblebee manages to fly: it violates the laws of physics but it seems to work. #coys # Bowen Islanders…make a NewYears resolution to learn some of the local Skw language: http://bit.ly/hGCVAJ @squamishlang # After screen of storms with wind and rain it would be fair to say that the morning appears "relaxed." # Winter morning http://post.ly/1OrT9 # Another calm carnelian colored dawn http://yfrog.com/h0f63dnj #

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The effect of the feminine

December 30, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Emergence, Flow, Organization

I continue to learn about the effect of the feminine.  Today I was walking with friends by Bridal Falls on Bowen Island where I live and we stopped at the waterfall to reflect on the nature of flow.  This standing wave caught our attention and it immediately drew me into thoughts on the complementarity of the masculine and feminine. For a long time I have been a student of the Tao, understanding the relationship between yang and yin.  In Taoist thought, these two conditions exist in everything and are in constant and dynamic relationship.  Yang is usually thought of as …

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The week’s tweets

December 26, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Notes

Cold rain down low, cold snow up high, cold yellow sun in a cold grey sky. # Just returned from a lovely memorial for my colleague John McBride. Plenty of music and great stories enjoyed by 200 good folks. Sweet life. # Purple sunrise and a string Squamish this morning could mean snow later today. # Video of today's howling Squamish. http://www.flickr.com/photos/31354844@N00/5277832927 # The shortest day dawns. This long waning ends. An obscured fullness arises. Two weeks to reflect and then surge towards light. Celebrate!!! # The rush of wind in the trees Is the fear I cannot reach It …

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The mechanics of hosting

December 22, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Art of Hosting, Facilitation One Comment

On setting the physical container for good collaboration: In the 1960s, Timothy Leary coined the term “set and setting” referring to a context that influenced the outcomes of psychoactive and psychedelic drug experiments on his subjects. “Set” refers to ones mindset, “setting” refers to the environment in which the user has the experience. Now Im not necessarily suggesting that you administer psychoactive drugs to your participants, though Im sure that would make your job a whole lot more interesting. What I am suggesting is that “set and setting” play a significant, and often overlooked role, in your work as a …

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Society is the still face

December 22, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Art of Harvesting, BC, Community, Facilitation, Improv, Poetry, World Cafe 2 Comments

Back in November, I worked with my mate Teresa Posakony on a two day gathering the object of which was to work to apply brain science to policy questions on the prevention of adverse childhood experiences.  On the first day I facilitated an Open Space event that brought together reserachers and brain scientists to discuss their findings and on the second day, we had panelists and Teresa ran a half day cafe to look at the implications of the research for policy making.  I composed a poem at the end of the day. As a part of the experience, we …

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