Love heals the wounds of the heart.
Languages are windows (otherwise, they are walls).
Reading the famous American Dr. Marshall Luxemburg's "Nonviolent Communication", my heart is full of tenderness.
Using nonviolent communication to listen to each other's deep-seated needs, we will see relationships in a whole new light.
When we sincerely help others, our desire to enrich the lives of others is fulfilled. We act out of heartfelt joy.
Nonviolent communication, first of all, pay attention to what is happening and focus on each other's observations, feelings, needs, and requests. It encourages listening, fosters respect and love, and makes us empathetic and willing to help each other.
We can replace the language of avoidance of responsibility with the language of responsibility.
Unlabeled, positive or neutral labels can also prevent us from getting to know a person holistically.
The Indian philosopher Krishnamurti once said, "Observation without commentary is the highest form of human intelligence." ”
Transcend the limitations of one's mind and emotions and learn to build a harmonious experience of life.
Mature people are very sensitive, just like listening to different movements of a symphony, whether it is passionate or soft and soothing, he can perceive the subtle ups and downs.
After Yusheng Jiexian lost his debut at the Winter Olympics, he sighed helplessly and gently: "I was hated by ice today," and CCTV commentator Chen Ying commented on his hot search: "He is like a sword with diamonds, even if he is hidden in a bookcase of golden silk nanmu, he cannot cover his dazzling light." This warm and harmonious emotional communication deserves a standing ovation from the audience to give back to this warrior.
