Non Violent Communication Marshall Rosenberg

A beautiful inspiring - interactive offering on creating non violent communication -
if only this was taught in schools and practised within families, societies and extreme situations of conflict.. WORTH WATCHING and practising within your life.
Marshall Rosenberg has used this way of communicating to work in extreme situations of violence with great success. a sharing from Medicine Rhythms

[@martiep8637]

Every time I hear the song he plays; it makes me cry because it’s true… we all want to be seen but don’t know how to be seen, nor how to ask, for most of us it’s fear based.

[@MsManett1]

it just makes me so happy to see and listen to him again . I was so blessed that I met him twice and gave him a big hug which I still can recall - he was such a loving and caring soul

[@tomburns228]

i bet that felt like home

[@a.n.6131]

so lucky

[@kate4783]

Loving and caring is a judgment 😂 what did he do? 😊

[@hhkaya516]

😂​@@kate4783

[@sherilynnxquantumdivine7065]

I got to meet him once in one of his classes.

[@ruthlittle8401]

A beautiful inspiring - interactive offering on creating non violent communication - if only this was taught in schools and practised within families, societies and extreme situations of conflict.. WORTH WATCHING and practising within your life. Marshall Rosenberg has used this way of communicating to work in extreme situations of violence with great success. What is happening to our democracy in the USA today? The continuation of using domination language is creating a society where very few people are getting their needs met. How many killings and school shootings are going to happen before we wake up? Hope is available and will require learning and practice. I am ready. Key

[@Justme1635438]

RIP Marshall Rosenberg - thank you for writing a wonderful book that helps me connect more with other people.

[@daniela973]

The most powerful content in this video is toward the end… when he shares the story of the woman who hid under a sink for 11 days. From there all of his teachings flourish into a beautiful picture of what it is to be human

[@MsGiaB]

My professor, posted this video, and I got so much from it. I was taught so many lessons how communicate effectively. This has change my whole thought process on being honest, have a clear request by telling a person my feeling. The question that got me was how does this person contribute to my well being? I Thank my Professor MARY KIRK, and Mr. Marshal Rosenberg for making the vision of nonviolent communication clear.

[@musiclovetara]

Yes! What a lovely gift!

[@maridalvaleite1718]

I'm watcing it for the first time. In my city there's a group of 20 people studying his book. Thanks for everything he means to make the world more peaceful.

[@beermilkshake]

I’ve only just discovered this guy and I can already sense I’m about to go on some life-changing journey. I ordered his book this morning and I’m excited. Thank-you Rosenberg and Uploader 🙂

[@pancraseash9002]

How did it go ?

[@ann878]

Your words heal my heart.Thank you

[@midnight851]

I appreciate how grounded and applicable his approach is. Most of my exposure of nonviolent communication has portrayed the subject as a far-away human ideal that we should reach, but maybe only a select few can (insert culturally-formed conjectures of human nature here). It's nice to be able to walk away from a lecture feeling hopeful AND having new communicative tools to employ. I'm happy that my professor sent this video!

[@dougwedel9484]

I saw another of his videos, a 3 hour workshop in San Francisco. Everything was easy to understand. When I was ready to apply it, I was hopelessly lost, always getting triggered by my friend's words and replying like the most vile creature you ever saw. But that in itself was an eye opener because before I didn't see how badly I was reacting and behaving. This is now a few years later, when I'm writing this. I am only marginally better than before. But I work at this every day.

[@midnight851]

@@dougwedel9484 💗

[@Naneychevelu]

@@dougwedel9484 honestly thank you for your work and dedication. I do the same and i can feel your pain. We may not be "perfect" rightaway, but that consciousness is a key to change in the world, including ours 🙂 As Marshall said : it's a process. Life is a process. Time is a key ingredient, not an ennemy, so enjoy it like you can enjoy your non-perfectness ❤️ Take care and thanks again for what you do, i find deep meaning in knowing that people like you are making such efforts in creating a world that serves life !!

[@Dhammavaro1]

the beautiful song in German language starts here - 57:49 it always touches me deep and reminds me to connect with love and joy and understanding - thank you Marshall - and have a good journey, wherever you might be :-)

[@Monjanlol]

RIP Marshall Rosenberg! I trully appreciate all your work with nvc

[@7Selina7]

RIP I feel my life´s got worthier through the learnings out of your awareness-coachings!

[@ImpactInstitut-gfk]

RIP..and thak you

[@LightBumble]

Pierre BOISSON I didn't know he passed. I see now it was in February 2015. Bless him for helping us.

[@tulasideviful]

Earbedextrous 😃😄😅 *Did I have a tough time getting that word past spellcheck!* Wow so true! I am expert in using both the inward and outward facing jackal ears 😶😣😭🐺🐈.

[@lyncarullo3692]

Thank you so much ❤

[@mrjonno]

I should refer back to Marshall when I feel 'grrr' about our world.

[@mayhan7349]

lots of learning from this sharing. Thanks to Marshall

[@geneoluminology]

Feel like crying..oh my Godd..It s amazing..thank.uuuu

[@obaidaessam2633]

Great! I hear your pain, I see your need

[@mariamalhotra8228]

Useful for people who feel invalidated, especially those with Borderline Personality traits/disorder.

[@elijaguy]

R I P Marshal

[@ann878]

Thank you🙂

[@LifeCanada2022]

interesting!

[@johnfreed2759]

Nonviolent has been trademarked by cnvc as ONE WORD, not two..luv!*john.

[@richardwburrill9247]

yes! yes yes!!!

[@timilsinasri]

love and blessings. ❤️🎁

[@SanskritFritz]

When did the jackal turned into wolf? And why?

[@SanskritFritz]

Also, can someone explain the german joke he said at the end?

[@katalinfenyvesi1156]

What if I can't tell what some people are doing, but something they do makes me anxious, annoyed and stressed when I am in their presence. In the presence of some other persons I feel calm and relaxed. But it is really hard for me to tell what exactly they are doing. Can anyone here help me with this?

[@brecklyq5060]

I understand this completely. Search your heart for the answer ❤️ I know I’m quite a sensitive person when it comes to energy, but it could also be my own traumas playing their role. It isn’t always about them. I hope you find your answers❤️🙏🏻

[@sabine9012]

Did you find out?

[@harshvardhan3668]

Can somebody provide the translation for the song he sings towards the end? Thanks.

[@AydanRengrem]

(via google translate) Dancing with life Like the leaves with the sun The plants with the rain The birds with the grain Dancing with life Again and again In many ways we are afraid to give We are afraid to live Again and again Let's celebrate the joy of life In every breath In every moment Let's celebrate Dancing with life Like the leaves with the sun The plants with the rain The birds with the grain Dancing with life - Seems pretty accurate to me -

[@harshvardhan3668]

@@AydanRengrem Lovely. Thanks!!

[@mercyfracethemusic]

[@artbravo]

What’s the German song called?

[@danrona]

Reach out to Life. You can hear the English version here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKjInJyEodd0arc

[@fengzihuachuan]

@@danrona Hi, I'm trying to translate this video to my native language, and I'm confused by the language of the song. Then I read these comments and find yours. Really helps. Thank you.

[@diradeb]

🥰🤩

[@pancraseash9002]

My only problem is he thinks behaviours are taught to us by society. But in actual fact its those behaviours be it hierarchy or leader follower are inate and have developed over millions of years. This is where I believe he is being political and making a critical statement that is quite shallow.

[@DieAerzteFreak17175]

When you write: "he is being political and making a critical statement that is quite shallow." Do you feel angry? Cause your need for clarity is not met?

[@pancraseash9002]

@@DieAerzteFreak17175 nice try.

[@jinojikitomo5065]

Interesting point of view. I'm searching for comments that are critical (in a good way) about his method of communicating. What do you mean when you say he's being political?

[@gcottenc]

Babies and youngsters before "education" do not do leader following, hierarchy, obedience, good or bad, punishment or reward to influence behavior. Nor "primitive" societies. Hierarchy, good or bad, obedience, etc, are taught by culture and society since 8,000 years when people stopped being nomadic and began establishing land propriety. That's logic and that effectively contributes to stability of such a society. But, that impairs pursue of happiness.

[@dimcbride8969]

I disagree. This is simply proved by the fact that in some countries like Malaysia for instance, there are no words "to be" for labelling of people. OJ Harvey (1998) went around the world studying languages and the ones that use judgement and labelling words for others are the most violent . Governments and powerful people honed out societies to keep us under control as if all the people flourished they would (they believe) no longer have a monopoly on all the power and wealth.