Posts Tagged "nonviolence"

Never need for Apology

Posted by on Apr 14, 2014 in Wellness, Writing | 0 comments

Never need for Apology

I’ll admit a little secret: I’m not always perfect.  In fact, I’m rarely ever perfect.  Nor would I wish to be.  However, I do find a sense of integrity in vulnerability, in the flow state of learning in the present moment and being open to life. As a recent practice, I have been working with the notion of remorse.  Inspired by Marshall Rosenberg, who teaches remorse as an alternative path to apology, I have been practicing being with the feelings associated with grief, instead of jumping past...

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How to speak with heart

Posted by on Mar 24, 2014 in Wellness, Writing | 0 comments

How to speak with heart

“We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow-men; and along those fibers, as sympathetic threads, our actions run as causes, and they come back to us as effects” ~ Herman Melville Throughout my journey as an environmental leader, I’ve learned that communication is essential.  The words we say and the ways we interact contribute to our karma in ways that can harm, and ways that can heal.  The tools of empathetic attunement, resonance, and...

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Sanity in a world of duality

Posted by on Sep 23, 2013 in Sustainability, Wellness, Writing | 0 comments

Sanity in a world of duality

There are many ways to sustain a sense of balance in a world of duality and anger. Personal Balance is about the three-dimensional relationship between mind, body and spirit.  It is not about right or wrong, but about noticing if you are heavy in one area and offering nourishment to any area that needs more of your energy.  If you find yourself busy most of the time, you may be dominant in masculine and find meditation and aimless time in nature to be your balancing point.  If you are mellow...

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