Dear Al,
My perspective is that the more that there is focus on what is not wanted,
the more that the 'not wanted' gets energized. Within this perspective, I
would not focus on a 'peril'.
Earth has her own frequency, and is a beautiful living being whom I trust
to look after herself. Humans are
Alan,
Peter Sandman would say that until the hazard and outrage are balanced in the
community of concern dialogue is not really possible. The issue at the moment
may be summarised as the hazard associated with climate change is academic to
the majority of the community, in particular the
G’day from Downunder again
To express my appreciation for the responses received to my missive of 13
April 1919 about this topic. They were all offline. Mainly from people who
know me personally from our meetings during times and places since my being
an OST
> Hi to each of you
>
> Further to my em of 21 February 2019 and the correspondence on our OSList
> on this ...
>
I have the notion of contacting a key 'Climate Body' in South Australia
to bring the note below to their attention. To be addressed to the head,
with whom I happen to have a
Hello everyone,
I have been thinking of this too and I think that my plan is to start
hosting monthly open spaces in the place where I live around a question
that speaks to this and the other multitude of system breakdowns we are
experiencing.
Having witnessed and now supporting lightly the youth
Good luck!
ho
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Kiele via OSList
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Subject: Re: [OSList] OST as a way to go in addressing climate change and other
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I
I am just catching up on 2 months of OST list emails, therefor this is short
notice (for today or/and next Wednesday).
We are hosting OST calls pre- and post the conferences "Climate Change and
Consciousness" www.ccc19.org and „Imagine Convergence“
http://imagineconvergence.com/
Everyone
Dear Alan,
my response to your question:
"Could bringing Open Space Technology (OST) approaches be a vital means
to address constructively the issues we face as global humanity in the
now Anthropocene with its perils and opportunities?"
is:
Yes.
Open Space Technology does reliably work for
Fascinating discussion. Here are some of my thoughts...
The problem with unfettered growth:
towards a steady state
by David Smith
Following the release of Britain’s Review on the Economics of Climate Change by
Sir Nicholas Stern, there was a surge in reporting about climate change
Wonderful questions. There are some wonderful people who have done
interesting research in and around this issue of paradigm change. Their
voices are not invited onto the national network chat shows. They are not
interviewed on TV or radio. Newspaper editors do not include them. Is it
possible to
Alan,
It is time for us to think why has the system rejected action on dealing with
human influences on climate?
I suggest that we might think of the opportunities ie money making things for
the greedy, that the current and projected climate in our area of operation?
Somehow the wider
G’day Fellow Spaceniks and other Kindred Spirits
The items below may be of interest to you.
They are about the looming perils of climate change and associated ways to
consider and act on them, recently come to my attention.
I have followed such matters keenly since I attended a presentation by
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