Gracias y felicitaciones!
Thank you and congratullations for this beautiful work Chris!
I appreciate very much how you have been taking care of the guidelines,
maintaining a clear frame for the group to grow.
I also wanted to mention and thank Anngwyn as an important voice in making
this forum to be known in Latin America. I´ve heard her more than once
recommending it in Argentina and Uruguay.
Cheers to all!
Giselle Charbonnier
Uruguay
www.experienciasomatica.com
www.integracionpersonal.com
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From: "Julio Príncipe" <principejulio@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 9:24 PM
To: <ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [ConstellationTalk] TENTH ANNIVERSARY WHOOPEE!!! 861 members
:-)
Dear Chris,thanks a lot to you for create and lead this beautiful group,
full of experiences, shared knwoledge and constant growing
Thanks also to Anngwyn, who invited us to this forum 6 years ago, in the
middle of a training she led in Peru
And of course, thanks to all of you for your patience and support with
persons of diferent languages and cultures (even with "Tarzans" like me)
Cheers, for many years with more learning and blessings to all of us!
Julio Príncipe
Perú
2013/3/19 Chiara Megighian <cmegighianzenati@xxxxxxxxx>
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Dear Chris,
The beauty of online connections is that we feel close to people we have
never met in person!
So I find myself deeply grateful to you, to those who came before you, to
all those who have assisted you in this great initiative.
The devotion you have shown to all of us in these years is a great gift.
I will encourage the new community that is creating in Armenia to
subscribe to Constellation Talk.
I am sure it will be a great gift for them as much as it is for me.
With heartfelt thanks
Chiara
Chiara Hayganush Megighian
301 Prospect Street
Belmont, MA
+1-412-6805667
38 Amiryan Street
Yerevan, Armenia
+374(0)55 805 667
Aya Institute of Systemic Constellations
On Mar 19, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Chris Walsh <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> We have now reached the tenth anniversary of Constellation Talk. I
thought
> it was a good opportunity to begin a reflection on where we have come
from,
> how we are doing and where we are going.
>
> The very first message of this group was posted on February 15 > 2003,when
> the group was started by me for people in Australia and New Zealand. It
was
> a natural place for such a group to start. We here in the south are so
far
> away from everyone else in our vast sparsely populated island continent
of
> Australia with the distant islands of New Zealand. We here are also > very
> long distances away from each other. So this group was designed to help
us
> to overcome this geographical isolation.
>
> Somehow by the end of April 2003 the group transmogrified into an
> international group. Over the years this group has been through a > number
of
> distinct phases of development as it has gotten bigger and as we have > had
> to navigate our way through various controversies. We seem to have
matured
> in a good way through these processes. I have done my best as group
founder
> and moderator to shepherd it through. I have tried to maintain a > culture
of
> transparency and openness to different viewpoints whilst supporting
> respectful communication and severely limiting the use of this group > for
> the purposes of promotions or advertising. Sometimes some people have
been
> very unhappy with me but generally people seem quite happy and if > voting
> with your feet counts we now have 861 members from all around the > globe.
>
> Even with the advent of a number of constellation face book pages and
> blogs, this group still remains strong. Nonetheless I don't expect it > to
> last forever. It will last as long as people find it helpful in a way
that
> works better than other alternatives. When it is meant to finish it > will.
> Meanwhile it still seems to be quite vibrant and lively. Any comments
about
> this -positive or negative or any suggestions for improvement are
welcome.
> If suggestions are made I would appreciate if people would consider how
> easy they might be to implement and how much work might be involved. > Also
> it is worthwhile considering if you support the culture created here > and
to
> consider the impact your suggestions may have on that as well.
>
> I am looking forward to some interesting responses on our tenth
anniversary
>
> Cheers
>
> and
>
> Hasta la vista
>
> Chris Walsh
>
> Melbourne, Australia
> ph +61 (0)3 9487 4647
> www.cwalsh.com.au
>
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>
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