Tag Archives: Nonviolence

Bone of Trust, Muscle of Kindness

Posted on December 23, 2011 by nadbugs

Today, as the holiday season is in the ascendency for so many, I want to ponder “kindness” once more. A moment of kindness, given and received. Sometimes, with the really grand precepts – the ones on which the really big … Continue reading →

Posted in Empathy, Feldenkrais, Kindness, Philosophy-Psychology | Tagged Ahimsa, Animal, bone, cats, confidence, Feldenkrais, holiday spirit, Jack Kornfield, kindness, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, movement, Muscle, Nonviolence, Sanskrit, Skeletal muscle, skeletal system, spine, trust | 14 Comments

Nonviolence : The Question

Posted on November 16, 2011 by nadbugs

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 →