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Gandhi calls "nonviolence" a force in the world that works
directly and swiftly.
That force comes from our epicenter -
the core consciousness in each of
us that pulses with life
the breadth of our
humanity
our sense of connectedness and
interdependence with all things
Nonviolent Communication reflects this epicenter force and teaches
us to transform problems into mutually held dilemnas for solving by:
1)
making observations free of evaluation
2)
sharing emotions free of interpretation
3)
identifying needs (what we value or want)
4)
making requests (to meet our needs for enhancing
life)
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Dallas/Ft Worth Supporters of Nonviolent Communication
We are excited you have chosen to learn more about Nonviolent
Communication. The Center for
Nonviolent Communication is a global organization with a presence in over 35
countries helping people connect compassionately. Peacemaking projects include working
with prisoners, educators, parents, and transforming social systems.
DFW-NVC supports this effort.
If
you or your group is interested in
hosting
a workshop, please call for details.
Workshops for people new to Nonviolent Communication
who want to study, practice and connect with the
work of Marshall
Rosenberg.
You will learn how to
(1) observe without evaluating
(2) how to express your feelings when your needs
are met or unmet
(3) how to express the needs that you have that
are alive in you, and
(4) how to make a request that will help meet those
needs.
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Notes: This forum/community has no
official/legal connection to the
Center for Nonviolent
Communicationsm [ www.cnvc.org ] which
is a global organization helping people connect
compassionately with themselves and one another through Nonviolent Communicationsm, a process created by Marshall B.
Rosenberg, Ph.D.
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