July 19 Compassionate Living Tip from Interfaith Paths to Peace
Learn about "Living Non-Violent Communication" from Marshall Rosenberg
http://www.soundstrue.com/weeklywisdom/?source=podcast&p=6366&category=WW&version=full
From Marshall Rosenberg:
"It may help you to understand that Nonviolent Communication grew from my attempt to understand the concept of love and how to manifest it, how to do it. I had come to the conclusion that love is not just something we feel, but something we manifest, something we do, something we have. And love is something we give. We give of ourselves in particular ways. It’s a gift when you reveal yourself nakedly and honestly, at any given moment, for no other purpose than to reveal what’s alive in you. Not to blame, criticize, or punish—just “Here I am, and here is what I would like. This is my vulnerability at this moment.” To me, that giving is a manifestation of love."
Learn about "Living Non-Violent Communication" from Marshall Rosenberg
http://www.soundstrue.com/weeklywisdom/?source=podcast&p=6366&category=WW&version=full
From Marshall Rosenberg:
"It may help you to understand that Nonviolent Communication grew from my attempt to understand the concept of love and how to manifest it, how to do it. I had come to the conclusion that love is not just something we feel, but something we manifest, something we do, something we have. And love is something we give. We give of ourselves in particular ways. It’s a gift when you reveal yourself nakedly and honestly, at any given moment, for no other purpose than to reveal what’s alive in you. Not to blame, criticize, or punish—just “Here I am, and here is what I would like. This is my vulnerability at this moment.” To me, that giving is a manifestation of love."
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