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Nonviolent Communication #4. Reconciling Our Infinite Longings With Our Finite Capacity, Spirituality, and The Limits of the NVC Framework
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In the fourth and final episode of the Nonviolent Communication miniseries, Michael, Hari Prasada, and Rasanath explore why the NVC framework will only take us so far. They discuss how our needs are never really satisfied, our yearning for eternity, the common way that people misuse gratitude as a practice, the need for spiritual practice, and steps we can take to help us on the path toward meeting the deepest need that we have.
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Chapitres
1. Nonviolent Communication #4. Reconciling Our Infinite Longings With Our Finite Capacity, Spirituality, and The Limits of the NVC Framework (00:00:00)
2. Recap of the Nonviolent Communication miniseries (00:01:10)
3. Why NVC will only take you so far (00:02:20)
4. How using gratitude can be a misguided strategy to make us feel better (00:06:40)
5. “Our only guide is our homesickness.” -Hermann Hesse (00:09:40)
6. An Existential Crisis is an Opportunity for Growth (00:10:00)
7. The spectrum between the ego and the self (00:11:20)
8. Love as the deepest need (00:15:30)
9. The ephemerality of meeting our material needs (00:21:40)
10. Søren Kierkegaard’s philosophy that: We are filled with infinite longings and a finite capacity to fulfill them (00:23:30)
11. Meeting our spiritual needs through spiritual practice (00:27:00)
12. Moral relativism (00:35:00)
13. Closing thoughts (00:37:30)
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