Dear Liz
This is a wonderful idea! Perhaps you might also consider an autopoietic
constellation (e.g. Siegfried Essen) - representatives would self-select to
represent various elements of the system discussed - and the facilitator
could hold the movement with limited intervention. Such constellations are
particularly suitable for such events, they are rather well suited for
large groups of people and large systems. I found this approach useful at
big scientific forums and also at community events. Let us skype
(dimitrinaspencer) briefly if you are interested in exchanging ideas - e.g.
on presenting such an approach to the event organisers or on technique.
Warm regards, Didi
Dr Dimitrina Spencer
Linacre College
University of Oxford
OX1 3JA
and CoreConstellations: Theory and Practice (www.coreconstellations.co.uk)
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Julio Príncipe <principejulio@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
Hi Liz:
In attached file you'll find an Mahr's article/lecture about conflicts and
political systems. I guess John L. Payne, Angwwyn St. Just can help you;
and of course the Hellinger's "Der grosse Konflikt" could help with
valuable ideas.
best regards,
Julio
2013/1/30 Liz <liz.sleeper@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hi fellow constellators,
I wonder if anyone can help me. I will shortly be meeting with the
organisers of a political summit in support of a colonised nation. I
like to encourage them to hold, as a part of their 3 day event, a day orthe
afternoon of political constellating with the hope it may give an
alternative support to the participants.
Can anyone suggest any useful articles that I could take along to show
event organisers?
Thanks,
Liz
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