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the last issue of 2008 and the best wishes for 2009 This all expresses what CCI is: an activity along the lines of CCI, where this 'work' is done as volunteers and on personal responsibilities as they understand themselves what and how to express that in respect to others. This reminds me of a personal internet discussion somewhere in this ending year: asking me, who gave me 'the authority' to construct in 2000 a so called 'CCI World News Service'. And on the end of this year I want to restate, that no one invited me. Because there simply doesn't exist such an authority within CCI. And that is why CCI also is that special. All newsletters in CCI (communities) are in some way or another, such a product of private initiatives. So there is no reason 'to blame' people who take those or likewise responsibilities. More, I want publicly to celebrate all those who committed in one way or another, like for instance 'only' within CCI-circles, their commitment with CCI! And within them especially all those who are - and many of them already for all those years - on the list of CCI trainers on this website for showing publicly their commitment with the CCI approach! They help to give the world a 'face' in the CCI way! For the coming year this private initiative of CCI World News Service will be continued. In the start first from literally far away, attending the CCI international meeting in New Zealand in January. Later, in February, there is also time to pay attention to 'the best of CCI World News Service in 2008'. So for now: happy new year to all of you and be well, with all who are dear to you! niek (12-28)
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more service …. At the last national Dutch CCI autumn weekend, a couple facilitated the opening circle on Sunday morning and they used, as a 'warming up', the sign language singing a song together and making the movements the signs express. The movements they used, while moving were : 1) moving your hand above your head, singing loudly: 'what', 2) move your right hand in circles over your heart (left), singing loudly: 'feeling'; 3) put your right hand thump up, singing loudly: 'validate'; 4) point with your fore finger to the ground, singing loudly: ' grounding' (attention shift) and 5) finally, make the sign offering a hug! It worked well and at the walls of the room we were in, the different sign were tacked! niek (12-28)
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