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Alan Vann Gardner posted in the group RISE (Refuge and Inspiration — Sangha for Educators)
Dear RISE Friends:1) Hope you’ve been well enough these past 3 weeks,2) Notes from our very deep and sweet meeting attached –with quotes for refuge, reflection and inspiration3) Hope to see you next week: Wed, April 1 @ 4:00pm PT for our next RISE meeting!1 Attachment(s)
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Allison Schuette posted in the group Mindfulness and Nonviolent Communication
Hello, MNVC sangha!
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Have you ever wondered what your next step with NVC might look like? Did you know NVC retreats and immersion courses exist to support your learning?
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In March, we will dedicate some of our monthly meeting to hearing from Tina Clay about her recent experience with an NVC Foundations Retreat (led by Anisha Pandya) and an Emb…
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Bruce McMorran posted in the group Mindful in Nature
Accepting the Fear of Falling
My heart is full
Of love and sadness
As I witness
Humanities decline.
As I venture
Out from my wilderness home
With increasing infrequency
It’s easy to see the changes
That gradual sliding conceals.
Equanimity and tolerance
Seem like a dream
Like holding sand in my hands
From slipping earthward
Leaving me with a feeling of w…
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Kathy Culhane-Shelburne posted in the group Mindfulness and Nonviolent Communication
Hello dear MNVC sanghamates! Hoping that you are experiencing as much ease and clarity as possible in these times. I am writing to offer another NVC “nugget” from my daily life.
I attended a webinar session on mediation last weekend as a part of an NVC immersion course. The session was taught by Liv Larsson, a Swedish teacher who has been emp…
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