Nonviolent Communication Part 3 Marshall Rosenberg

Marshall Rosenberg created Nonviolent Communication and is Founder and Director of Educational Services for the Center for Nonviolent Communication, an international non-profit organization based in California.

Dr Rosenberg talks about Teilhard de Chardin's theories of human evolution which sought to return to a more natural way - one where no-one advances at the expense of another. He speaks of his own experiences working with Nonviolent Communication (NVC) and how enriching the lives of others is the most rewarding work mankind can engage in.

Marshall Rosenberg is so very cool.

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[sadunkal]

Now this is a wonderfully sane video... yet somehow many of the comments are exceptionally insane. Interesting contrast.

[roxasroks]

Well that only means you don't understand his point.

[psbzu]

Thank you Mr.Marshall Rosenberg!

Let´s all play The Fun Game and play it fast!!!

Inspiring to say the least.

[patkerr2007]

It's French philosopher PierreTeilhard de Chardin that Marshall Rosenberg speaks of.

[whoknowswhathappened]

Does anyone know the guy he mentions who Thalar Shadan, or something like that, I must have the spelling wrong because I'm not able to find him on Google.

[justintempler]

@thoughtspek See I actually do spend the time to research. When I debate someone I've done my homework. If someone is respectful towards me, I'll be respectful towards them.

If I get someone like Sidionian who calls everyone he disagrees with mongoloid, ape, troll, cretin, I'm more than happy to give back what is given me. Disrespect me and I'll disrespect you right back.

You seem like a decent guy whose heart is in the right place, we just have differing views of justice and equality.

[Zander242]

We don't need to go back. We need to go forward. Much here makes sense, and it should add the consideration of Value Level Systems as discovered by Clare W. Graves. Marshall is very Level 6 (Green).

[TheLindal111]

After hearing him, I am practicing his teachings and it is changed the people.  I look at the needs now.

[coreluminous]

equality has to be defined. it's not a question of levels of measurement , it's a question of recognition of the inherent VALUE of each particpant in life's dance, and thus a way of appreciating the diverse ways in which all life nurtures more life for all life. It's also a means to discern those behaviours that are not mutually nurturant, that reduce the viability of others life processes, that seek gain at anothers expense.

[CleverDjembe]

@sadunkal

HA! ... fuck

[thoughtspek]

@Barzacus What does equality mean in this context? Instead of thinking in absolutes, consider that humanity simply needs MORE equality. There is no such thing as 100% equality in any society. There IS such thing as meeting COMMON needs, but society is currently failing to do that because it has evolved from a competition-survival mentality. This mentality is destructive and obsolete, we need to grow up ASAP. The sooner we understand this globally, the sooner we can provide for EVERYONE'S needs.

[petrus4]

@ecxod Do you feel a need to obtain this material without having to spend money for it?