Marshall Rosenberg - The Cause of Anger (Audio)
How do you talk to yourself?
once we have one of these enemy images in our mind (that the other person is wrong)
it's not easy to shift enemy images
equally convincing and confident - but also helpful and constructive
How do you talk to yourself when you're making mistakes
Observation without evaluation
the less they will care about our needs in the future.
if we manage to make someone change their behaviour because of shame fear or guilt
we're not likely to find many human beings who can maintain focus on our needs when we're expressing them through images of their wrongness
where i focused my attention at this moment
that would greatly increase the possibility of getting my needs met.
which would, however, have worked against my getting my needs met
people tricking themselves into believing
all violence is the result of people tricking themselves
another way we could respond to behaviour we don't like is to
never put your but(t) in the face of an angry person
a conflict not resolved for 39 years