The circle is especially important symbolically at the start to signal intended power relations and expectations of sharing. --Sue ... An engaged, attentive, quasi-spiritual tone for the entire gathering can be set by using a circle arrangement for introducing people to each other, the space, and the event they will be participating in. -- Tom
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