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How Do You Open Space in Your Life? |
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Convener: DouglasGermann |
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Participants: Sue Ann * Contemplate opening myself to what is * Be silent and listen one more beat * Look around for what is * Pause * Journal * Honor my purpose * Say less, write less punctuate less leave room for ambiguity * Take out every word * See if the reverse is the obverse * Look for the spaces.... * Look for the .... * Attend to my peripheral vision * Perform an act of love I am not expecting to do * In a meeting: :# wait a little more :# listen for the emptiness around the hearts, the silence embracing the words :# butterflying :# push your chair back to come closer :# watch the body (yours and theirs) and feet, not head and hands * Savor * Chew more, chew slower * Uncross my arms * Put toys and chocolate on the table to invite * Who have we not invited? * How would it look if I were more open? * How would it look if we were more open with each other? * Pay attention during transition times--driving, walking down a long hall, waiting in airports, sitting on a train, waiting at a RR crossing * Being conscious of being in found space and time * Looking at reflections in the mirror, coffee table top, windows * Unfocused times--letting thing A relate to thing B * Be right back |