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Getting "feel good" empathy can become an addiction. Even to the point of seeing people who don't offer empathy as "not being NVC". Rachelle urges us to notice how this view of NVC can be seductive, and even dangerous. In this article, she explains how we can expand our compassionate awareness when we go beyond equating NVC with harmony and empathy. She asks us to become more open to noticing others' experiences even if it challenges our personal and collective belief systems -- and especially when it upsets us to consider it.
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- Skill Level Beginner Skill Level
- Duration 10 - 15 minutes
- Date Added 03/2018
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- Payee Rachelle Lamb
- Points 4
- Multi Trainer Num 1
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