Create Relationships That Celebrate Life
Nonviolent Communication & Buddhist Mindfulness
Paul Shippee
Anger is a rich emotion that is both useful and troublesome. It is possible to understand anger is a deep way and to bring clarity into oneself and into situations where confusion, trouble, and helplessness once reigned. Relationship skills are also
Nowhere To Hide In the recent book by Pema Chodron titled Living Beautifully…with uncertainty and change (Shambhala 2012) Chapter Nine is called “Nowhere To Hide.” We are studying this book in my ongoing NVC (nonviolent communication) group in Crestone, Colorado because it
We all yearn to participate, to know that our presence matters, that our actions have impact. When we feel insecure and unsafe, we keep our essence shrouded in an attempt to protect ourselves. What to do? Since we hold back our
Greetings, This is a conversation between a well-loved Tibetan meditation master (HH Khyentse, R.), who passed away ten+ years ago, and a student. You might find yourself in it like I did! “How does one extend compassion to aggression in the
Nonviolent Communication Compassionate Communication – A Community Building Tool – Making Life Wonderful…Part 1 of 3 Nonviolent Communication (NVC), sometimes called Compassionate Communication or Compassionate Connections was originally founded by Marshall Rosenberg as a way of communicating and resolving conflict