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Bonjour Jean-Baptiste,
Ton projet me rappelle celui de Pierre Levy - IEML (Information Economy Meta Langage), voir par exemple.
Amicalement, Vincent
Bonjour à tous,
Je serai à Paris en cette fin de semaine. Avec Mary, nous avons réservé la soirée du vendredi 11 pour se retrouver. Ce serait une grande joie de rencontrer d'autres d'entre vous.
Avec un sourire, Vincent
Bonjour,
Mille excuses pour le retard de ma réponse à l'invitation très sympathique du 16. Je ne pourrai malheureusement pas vous rejoindre, étant en effet en pleine transition vers de nouvelles aventures. Nous quittons le sud de la France fin nove…
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- First and last name
- Vincent Trautmann
- Twitter username
- VTrautmann
- What is my interest in collective intelligence, wisdom and consciousness?
- There is something intrinsically natural and coherent about CIWC. I have explored and practiced CIWC partially and in different ways; it provides a landscape that fits with my being and my abilities. It is also simply a landscape I (we) need to settle in to nourish my (our) humanity. This intuition has been confirmed by the first seminar of Jean-François. I am here to be in the loop of sharing-learning-building.
- About me... Share what you feel inspired to share. Need inspiration? Here are some questions: How did I arrive to TheTransitioner? What are my most essential values? What makes me get out of bed in the morning? What are my dreams? What do I want to accomplish in my life?
- I feel increasingly aware of “architectures” (i.e. paradigms but not only, see CI context), of their strength, of our complex interactions. They have been part of me, I have been part of them but we have never been completely aligned. Some have lifted me to what I am today but they also ground me; I feel that we are becoming “heavy“ together, as if we have developed a sort of gravity that diverts me from reaching a true expression of my being. They have enabled me to experience well-being but they have also brought me pain. I can accept that growing discomfort or grasp with others the potentials of our time to seek a better alignment and lift ourselves up.
I have made the choice to peacefully alleviate this discomfort and seek this alignment. Thus, I strive for an intelligent consciousness that allows for a comprehension of my and our architectures, of my and our pain, of my and our humanity. I strive for a deeper appreciation, comprehension and sharing of beauty and complexity in different fields. I seek to engage integrally into the development of a landscape that we, as sovereign individuals, could embrace to align ourselves. I endeavor for this landscape to be accessible to our children.
This translates into the short term dream of fusing the deployment of CICW with the means to reasonably support my family. In the long term, I dream to extend this deployment, living, sharing, learning and building across continents. I dream to play guitar better.
- What are the gifts, skills and expertise I would like to share in this community?
- I can provide time and share the specifics listed below. I can also offer an evolving and transparent self.
I value and feel beholden for my sensitivities. They include an appreciation for complexity and a deep sense of unnaturalness about conflicts. What prevents from reaching a win-win or a no deal situation instead of a loss-loss? Aren't conflicts by-products of “architectures”? What does that mean concerning my vision of the world and others? I find the immersion in diversity increasingly fulfilling and feel fortunate to have had a glimpse at American, French, Dutch, Swiss, Chilean, Filipino, Japanese and Chinese cultures.
Mixed bag of other skills, including general management and project management, people development and continuous learning, a certain ability to “apprehend globally and multidimensionally” and “to envision”, some negotiation skills. I would also dare mentioning a certain skill for self-observation, even though experiences regularly remind me, here as well, how this skill will always remain a work in progress.
Mixed bag of comprehensions, including business, marketing, sales (value management: identification, creation, sharing), sciences (Engineer, Ph. D. - chemistry and multivariate data analyses), some comprehension about plants and phytochemistry, French, English, some German and Dutch, a bit of Spanish and Italian.
- What are my current intentions, needs, burning questions, quests?
- How to structure with others that journey into the CIWC landscape? I am working on different axes and a framework (a sort of caravan?) to exchange and learn would be very helpful. I am currently focusing my journey on:
- Exploring and comprehending “architectures“ and complexity. I am for example exploring different thinking models through the work of Edgar Morin, Rudolf Steiner, Russell Ackoff, etc.
- Developing a spiritual axis and exploring meditation.
- Developing a deeper understanding about the vegetable kingdom.
- Looking for ways to articulate a CICW landscape for specific projects (see below).
- Paying respect to my body.
- What is my current occupation?
- I am in a transition phase after being the CEO of a French SME specialized in botanicals extracts and actives for cosmetics. Besides the development activities mentioned above, I am committed to two projects:
1. How to catalyze well-being and consciousness through phytotherapy? Together with French and Chilean partners/friends we have been exploring the offering of phytoproducts and phytotreatments that would integrate the substance of a larger reality and a growing consciousness. We are also exploring the concept of healing centers. We have done a pre-screening of the concept and are now consolidating intentions and tasks.
2. The Complex and Integral Comprehension of a Deep Reality, of which Conscious Science is a sub-endeavor about thinking architectures.
A reminder of beauty, a reminder about my architectures.
With acknowledgement to Mushin, for his nourishing blog. It led me to this video.
With acknowledgment to David Roche and to Nic Askew.
'The second glance' from Nic Askew on Vimeo.
How do I see people? Looking beyond deformation or attraction for a second glance. A second glance to look for that deep beauty, for its potential.How do I see myself? How do I see my own inside and outside deformations?
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The tribes we lead
Originally approached from a marketing perspective, the observations and arguments of Seth Godin resonate as pertinent for TheTransitioner and its community. Here is my transcript of this interesting and fun presentation.
What we do is we try to change everything. We try to find something that needs to be changed to make big, important, permanent change.
Creating, spreading an idea as a lot behind it. We are living through and are right at a key moment of a change in… Continue
Posted on July 12, 2009 at 7:00pm — 3 Comments
Using Emergence to take social innovations to scale
Source: original article can be found here.
Thanks to Sheri Herndon for pointing to this article. BTW, interesting to follow Sheri on Twitter (sheriherndon).
USING EMERGENCE TO TAKE SOCIAL INNOVATIONS TO SCALE
by Margaret Wheatley and Deborah Frieze ©2006
In spite of current ads and slogans, the world doesn't cha… Continue
Thanks to Sheri Herndon for pointing to this article. BTW, interesting to follow Sheri on Twitter (sheriherndon).
USING EMERGENCE TO TAKE SOCIAL INNOVATIONS TO SCALE
by Margaret Wheatley and Deborah Frieze ©2006
In spite of current ads and slogans, the world doesn't cha… Continue
Posted on July 6, 2009 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment
Unlocking the cloud - To keep in mind.
Source: The Economist, May 28th 2009. Direct link.
Unlocking the cloud
Open-source software has won the argument. Now a new threat to openness looms
“FIRST they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.” Mahatma Gandhi probably never said these words, despite claims to the contrary, but they perfectly describe the progress of open-source software o… Continue
Unlocking the cloud
Open-source software has won the argument. Now a new threat to openness looms
“FIRST they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.” Mahatma Gandhi probably never said these words, despite claims to the contrary, but they perfectly describe the progress of open-source software o… Continue
Posted on June 4, 2009 at 12:43pm — 2 Comments
Another hidden and disastrous systemic effect of the rarefaction of money?
Interesting article on www.economist.com/science/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13403177
about “How poverty passes from generation to generation is now becoming clearer. The answer lies in the effect of stress on two particular parts of the brain.”
Would we all agree that the rarefaction of money is a key stress factor for the poor? If so this stress is likely to negatively affect the working memory of poor children, thus their abilities to rise above property. Another hidden and disastrous systemic… Continue
about “How poverty passes from generation to generation is now becoming clearer. The answer lies in the effect of stress on two particular parts of the brain.”
Would we all agree that the rarefaction of money is a key stress factor for the poor? If so this stress is likely to negatively affect the working memory of poor children, thus their abilities to rise above property. Another hidden and disastrous systemic… Continue
Posted on April 5, 2009 at 6:30pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (26 comments)
- At 12:47pm on November 19, 2009,
Odile Solomon said… - merci Vincent,
c'est très agréable, ce partage de sourires et ton message de bienvenue...j'ai aussi pris le temps ce matin d'écouter le message de TED about leading and connecting people everywhere, spreading the ideas...
excellente journée, Odile
- At 10:56pm on November 17, 2009,
Richard Smedley said… - Hello Vincent,
Thank you for your kind words. It's a pleasure to be connected to you here :)
- At 1:09am on November 15, 2009,
Olivier Hetzel said… - J'ai grandi a Strasbourg mais n'y ai plus habite depuis l'age de 18 ans. 2 ans en Afrique et 20 ans en Inde, Mexico a present.
Choix interessant les Philippines, J'y etais il y a 30 ans... Tres belles iles. Je t'y souhaite beaucoup de bonheur avec ta famille.
Bon voyage,
Olivier
- At 8:23pm on November 14, 2009,
Maggie Moon said… - Thanks love, and thanks for taking the time during this busy time for you to let me know. I'm not sure what it means, but am happy to take on whatever that entails since it will benefit the whole community. :) (a big smile for you to dearest friend).
- At 6:23pm on November 14, 2009,
Charles Abécassis said… - Merci Vincent pour ton message de bienvenue.
En ce qui concerne ma page perso, j'ai essayé de mettre quelque chose de beau, mais je ne suis pas satisfait du résultat car j'ai mélangé 2 thèmes et le texte n'est pas très lisible.
Je vais donc encore faire quelques essais ;-)
Amicalement
Charles
- At 8:26am on November 14, 2009,
Olivier Hetzel said…
- Thank you Vincent for your smile too (and your corner smiling self :o) and the commitment you seem to have in the movement.
Tu ne serais pas originaire d'Alsace par hasard ?
Amities,
Olivier
- At 12:34pm on October 20, 2009,
Jean-Baptiste SALMON said… - Hello VIncent, merci de ce message de bienvenue.
The Transitioner est décidément rafraichissant.
Bravo pour les "minutes" savoureuses pour rappel de l'essentiel.
A bientôt pour partager des idées savoureuses,
bien chaleureusement,
Jean-Baptiste
- At 7:07am on August 31, 2009,
Nirnay said… - Thank you, Vincent!
The community seems to be filled with joyous people. :D
- At 12:15am on July 9, 2009,
Eduardo Nudman said… - Thank you so much for welcoming me, dear Vincent. I hope we'll be in touch more frequently.
A Big Hug for you,
Eduardo
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- At 6:58pm on July 2, 2009,
Gildas Véret said… - Salut Vincent,
J'espère que tout va bien depuis lundi; le retour à la vie "normale" est un étrange passage, je trouve.
Pour dimanche j'ai crée l'évènement sur ce site avec JF (il s'est amélioré depuis sa V1) et j'ai causé avec les gens des dialogues. Ce serait top si tu pouvais préparer l'espace en ligne et mettre l'adresse sur la page évènement. Il faut qu'on voit quel type de lien on peut faire entre espace en ligne et le parc (photo?...) Je serai joignable 06 23 01 91 82, car plus à la maison à partir de demain matin; bises
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