<p>An Interview with Marshall Rosenberg 2015</p>

An Interview with Marshall Rosenberg 2015

Nonviolent communication is a process that consists of an intention to contribute to our own well being, and the well being of others, compassionately.

So that whatever we do is done willingly, not done out of guilt, or shame, or fear of punishment, or trying to buy love, by submitting to what we think others expect us to do. 

That we give solely out of the joy that comes naturally from contributing to life. Our own life and the lives of others.

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Nonviolent communication is a process that consists of an intention to contribute to our own well being, and the well being of others, compassionately. So that whatever we do is done willingly, not done out of guilt, or shame, or fear of punishment, or trying to buy love, by submitting to what we think others expect us to do. That we give solely out of the joy that comes naturally from contributing to life. Our own life and the lives of others. --- Leave a message to be included on this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nvc-archive/message You could even create episode length recordings for b

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