#peacefocus & #earthfocus in schools! Labyrinth Workshop @ Brentwood Bay Elementary during World Children Summit on Peace and Nature event in May, ’15. Explored labyrinth petrogylphs, designs, leadership in walking a labyrinth that reflects universal values and emotions from met and unmet needs. Introduced universal values with Ambassador of Peace Pictures, 86 children from 86 countries art on peace. Favorite labyrinth – fingerprint!
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Intouch Talk encourages understanding and connection in relationships. Using easy tools in one’s practice can focus one’s attention turning experience of “no choice” into having “choice.”
InTouch Talk focuses on “universal values” and developing one’s inner vocabulary of “value needs” and felt sense “feelings.” The next step is practice. Combining the two, learning and practice, opens ones conscious awareness and transitions ones from unconscious habitual behavior into one of conscious awareness. At this point of conscious awareness one is more willing to exercise self-empathy and empathy for others. It is this heart-felt connection that increases ethical behavior and is the point of caring that creates change. “This is “green behavior.”
Start today! Change your inner talk to increase opportunities to be seen, heard and to matter. Begin enjoying your relationships and quality of what is around you!
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A strong human value/need is to have choice and the power to make a decision between two or more possibilities. A value-based empathetic language of compassion is one that acknowledges choice in dialogue. It translates the mundane “have to” consciousness into one of recognition that this too is a choice and translates it into using different phrases that create open-ended choices.
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