14 interviews
practices
Explore 14 interviews and conversations on the theme of "practices".
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Three attributes to be nonviolent
Nonviolence is way beyond a tactic or a strategy or even a political methodology. It's actually a way of life.
Peace is going from the chaos to the calm
I think to make peace you have to go into yourself. You have to go from the chaos to the calm.
State and stages in the spiritual life
It's been helpful for me to think about people experiencing states and stages.
Five critical qualities to learn to forgive
We can learn to forgive. I think there are 5 critical qualities that are required for that...
How I came to look at my self: Four moral values to see where you stand
I started this long process of change, I had to look into the mirror of myself. I'm not done yet.
Pause before responding
When I'm able to tap into my own practice and pause before reacting quickly I actually become more supportive to my students.
What dialog requires to be fruitful
Dialog requires courage and being willing to see how I can fix my mistakes toward that person.
Enlightement experience: how to get it?
It's a complex path but it is a path that certainly I think is worth following. Whether one ultimately gets to enlightenment or not may not even be the final wo…
Transforming oppression
I want to be able to transform oppression rather than cut it out like a cancer.
Empathy is not a soft negative thing, it’s a strength!
Empathy can bring vulnerability, but it's also a strength.
Nonviolence works!
We found that the nonviolent campaigns were twice as effective historically as the violent campaigns.
Cultivating an inner world
What we cultivate in our inner life is what we will see in our outer world.
The ways of council – a dialogue resolution tool
In this bonus interview, Itaf explains how she has developed a daily pratice to listen to her emotions then she talks about the Ways of Counsel which is a way t…
One good thing to remember
The practice of looking for a moment during the day that just recalling it brings a smile.