A Language of Peace
Marshall Rosenberg developed a system of communication in which you listen for the unspoken feelings and unmet needs of those around you. It takes practice to listen with giraffe ears (they are the animal with the biggest heart), but it works. Here are some short clips from his long workshops…
How to resolve conflicts:
How to say “I’m sorry”
This is the full 3 hour video of the same workshop presentation:
Name-calling and judgements are “tragic expressions of unmet needs” so we invite you to first become aware of when you are making a judgement (even about yourself) so that you can begin the process of making a change. The world would be a much more peaceful place if we all started learning how to speak this dialect known as nonviolent communication!
Amen.Fun 