Are we to invite only those who are inviting? /Only/ those who are lovely?



If we invite the uninviting and love the unlovely, the rest is up to them.



Is it not?



Isn't that how opening space actually goes?



Daniel



PS See also:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performative_contradiction




On 12/9/15 1:30 PM, Jan Höglund via OSList wrote:
Well, who does Donal Trump invite? Not Muslims obviously.

I just read "Talking to the Enemy" by Scott Atran https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/14848338-talking-to-the-enemy

Yes, it's about opening space...

I'll write a book review some day.

/Jan



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To: [email protected]
Date: Wed, 9 Dec 2015 09:49:23 -0500
Subject: Re: [OSList] Open Space wherever, however, whenever, with whomever as often as you can
From: [email protected]

Wait. Is Donald Trump invited? His ideas?














Are those who have thus far repressed similar thoughts and feelings as expressed by Trump...are they also invited?












Because: if he is not, if they are not, if those ideas are not, then: the space that is purportedly open is in fact closed.











VERY closed.













Perhaps this dynamic is what causing Trump's various expressions to resonate? Perhaps this dynamic is in fact energizing Trump's campaign?











http://www.trans4mind.com/jamesharveystout/repress.htm
Repression. It is similar to suppression in that a thought or feeling or emotion is not expressed -- but in repression, we deny that the element even exists.







On 12/8/15 7:48 AM, Harrison Owen via OSList wrote:

    “Donald Trump calls for ‘total’ ban on Muslims entering United
    States”

    (Washington Post 12/8/15)

    Donald Trump has said what some people here in the USA (and
    elsewhere in the world) have also been saying and feeling. These
    are the words of fear. Unfortunately they are also the words of a
    demagogue, seeking to play upon the fears of others. That there is
    danger is clear, but an infinitely greater danger is that we
    sacrifice our essential humanity to our fear. Sealing our borders,
    closing our doors and windows... we close our space. And while it
    may appear safer, that is an allusion. Life cannot be lived
    without space to live in. We are no exception.

    Recently we have been celebrating the warmth and depth of this
    global community. It is a wonder. But the beauty of this community
    is not an inherent gift, I believe. Rather it is the reflection of
    what we do. Opening Space. Opening space is not magic. We did not
    invent it. It is not even complicated. At root level it is simply
    inviting people to be fully who and what they are, to greet each
    other and to enjoy the space. We can do it. We can invite others
    to do it. And now is the time.

    Harrison

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