Fw: Comments about the ASGPP
edwschreiber at earthlink.net
edwschreiber at earthlink.net
Sun Apr 15 20:24:59 CDT 2007
Sorry for the typos: presenting ---- oceans ---- others.
Sorry!
Ed
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>From: edwschreiber at earthlink.net
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>I think our organization reflects the same forces that all social organizations in late-stage
>oil-based consumption society reflects. Moreno, in his brilliance, wrote about these forces and I will
>be presented his research (some small part of it - and my understanding of it) at the pre-conference
>"From Psychodrama to Sociodrama to Sociatry" with 3 other colleagues.
>
>That's not the point though. The point is that there are forces in operation within the ASGPP
>that are a reflection of meta-sociometric processes within the global family of humankind right now.
>Many thinkers believe and write that these forces are coming to a tipping point. At the very least we know
>that these forces have resulted in the destruction the ocrans and much of the natural world, the change in our
>climate, the untold damange these changes will unfold, the colonialization of Native people around the world
>and the near destruction of that way of life.
>
>But I am reminded of the Canon of Creativity; a circle, a warm up, a Dance Of Renewal!
>In the midst of an insane war, growing reactivity in the global family, we have work to do to bring
>a renewal to our own organization. Louise and Roberto hold the torch for us; as do the conference committee
>members; as does the Council, as does Eduardo Garcia as Executive Director.
>
>We are darn lucky. We have the brilliance of a method that can be our guide-line out of our own political power lock
>that is keeping people away. I am saddened that so many cannot come to our Conference because of the cost. We have to decide
>how much we want to be inclusive and to what extent we are willing to remake ourselves to serve the good of many who need
>to be there but cannot. There is no one to blame. Not those who are serving our work by taking
>roles. We have a great opportunity before us. Bowen thoery has influenced my own perspective: enter with thoughtful
>non-reactivity.
>
>Some time ago Ed Garcia recommended that to me, as a critique for my comments. I told him in reply that he was offering
>me role trainiing.
>
>I suggest we role up our sleaves and see if we can work together in some way to move us through this without blame.
>
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