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Tag Archives: Marshall Rosenberg
Nonviolence : The Question
The other day a blogger-friend posted news of one of her cats having been injured in a feline-fight. I responded there, in one of my annoying amusing edgy-jokey moods, recommending that the injured cat should bone up on his nonviolence … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Things Cats, Humans Do, Uncategorized
Tagged amygdala, cat, compassion, cortex, empathy, Hitler, just war, learning, limbic system, Marshall Rosenberg, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, neurotransmitter, Nonviolence, Nonviolent Communication, protective use of force, Violence
44 Comments
Calling Jackson Galaxy
I perked up big-time when our excellent neighbors Fuzzy and Zoe dropped a line the other day to say: “There is this new show ‘My Cat From Hell’ on Animal Planet . . . . This guy [Jackson Galaxy] is … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Things Cats, Humans Do
Tagged Animal Planet, cats, Cesar Millan, compassion, dog whisperer, dominance, empathy, foraging instincts, Fuzzy and Zoe, Jackson Galaxy, kitchen counters, Marshall Rosenberg, My Cat From Hell, Nonviolent Communication, NVC, OK Cats, squirt bottle, understanding
16 Comments
First Law of Kindness
“She openeth her mouth in wisdom and the law of kindness is on her tongue.” – Proverbs 31. I saw that saying just the other day, for the first time. Its origin is in the Hebrew “chesed,” re-stated in the … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Kindness, Pictures, Uncategorized
Tagged cats, chesed, Dani Shapiro, empathy, kindness, law, Law of Kindness, Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication, NVC, Proverbs, Sandor Marai, therapy
19 Comments
Why Read This, When It Might Get Drowned Out?
With all the crowd-media swarming over us, there may be (as if) entirely too much “self-expression” going on. I took this while the vacuum was going, but you get the picture. This is how I feel, when I think that … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Pictures, Uncategorized
Tagged Brain Science Podcast, decidophobia, Dr. Ginger Campbell, Dr. Stephen Macknik, Dr. Susana Martinez-Conde, empathy, hedgehogs, magic, magicians, Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication, Sleights of Mind, The Bugle, Walter Kaufmann
7 Comments
The Case for Empathy
Well, on the subject of “ask, ask, asking” for empathy, about which I was venting yesterday – the flip of that might be, if wishes were horses, beggars would ride. So maybe some persuasion is in order. What’s in it, … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Uncategorized
Tagged Agape, compassion, Dante, empathy, Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication, Virgil
2 Comments
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