The Power of Empathy for Supporting Connected Communication
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Nonviolent Communication (NVC) can dramatically improve our relationships by helping us focus attention on an empathic understanding of ourselves and others without compromising our own values, and expressing our real feelings and needs openly and honestly, yet without blame or criticism. NVC delineates four components of communication: 1) Observations free of evaluations; 2) Feelings straight from the heart; 3) Needs, values and longings; and, 4) Requests expressed clearly in positive action language. Together these tools help create the kind of dialogue that can foster resolutions satisfying for everyone without painful sacrifice. Even in situations of longstanding conflict or hostility, the NVC process can open new doors to compassionate connection and action. However, NVC is not just for conflict, it is a consciousness for increasing our natural compassion while holding our own values with equal care. It also is a portal for more gratitude and awareness of what really serves us and others. NVC can be seen as both a spiritual practice that helps us see our common humanity, using our power in a way that honors everyone’s needs, and a concrete set of skills which help us create life-serving families and communities. |
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