Thanks Yoram, it's so moving when stardard thinking is to label anger as something negative and out of control...instead you push us to see from another perspective...it is a sweet-vulnerable feeling covered by a tragic, intense package. I love that

@nvcacademy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment!

This is literally the most wholesome view on anger. Sooooo sweet to listen to, it inspired a gentle shift in perspective and allowed me to relax into my heart more 💗 thank you bless you!

@nvcacademy

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for your feedback

Thank You for that ❤

Thank you 🙏

@nvcacademy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, glad you found it helpful!

So beautiful. Thank you so much!

@rabbitcreative

5 ай бұрын

Water finds its level.

Thank You 💓 and not what I think....or say necessarily matters, as you don't know me - however - Thank You for evoking tender feelings and understanding around how anger may be perceived as a beautiful, bountiful gift in relationships for conserving life and the love of life. Thank You for evoking the beauty in what it means to love, protect and serve one another. Thank you for standing to honor All emotions and setting forth that of beauty in living it.

@nvcacademy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing!

This is a beautiful take and I'm going to try hard to internalize it.

@nvcacademy

6 ай бұрын

I agree that anger is a protective energy and it wants to protect life. I'm just not sure it's accurate to say that there is no such thing as a wrongdoing, or if we believe someone is wrong we are acting like we are God. Sometimes someone did do something wrong. For eg, the abuse of a child. Narcissistic abuse especially from parents. There is rage and even hate in the child which he or she is forced to repress or turn on themselves, and it shows up as anxiety or depression later in life. As the now-adult is helped to explore their feelings, a tremendous amount of unexpressed rage is encountered at some point in the journey. So I guess I'm wondering how it's possible to heal unless it is also acknowledged that something wrong was done to the vulnerable child.

@nvcacademy

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for this comment. Is it that you'd really like for there to be an understanding of how much harm has been experienced as a result of someone's actions? And that this is such an essential part of the healing process, and supporting the child to make sense of their experience?

I find nvc's take on anger to be incomplete. I'm still looking for the words to express what is missing.

@nvcacademy

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment! We would like to hear from you when you are open to sharing!

What if their insensitivity hurts you? Does it not help to tell them so that they don't hurt others?

@nvcacademy

Жыл бұрын

(From the NVC Academy team) - Our understanding is that we can connect with our needs and then choose to express to the other how their actions have impacted us. What's important is that this expression comes from our needs, rather than our angry thinking. How does this land with you?

too bad the video cuts just at the moment when it could get useful in the practice of life

@nvcacademy

14 күн бұрын

Hi @isabellekeyzer, are you disappointed and longing for more practical tools and tips? To share the reason why the video cut off where it did - we ensure none of our participants are visible in the video, and so the exchange that followed was edited out of this clip. You are welcome to watch the other videos in our playlists or visit our free resources section on our website for more!