The Empathy Game || Authentic Relating Games || EMPATHY GAMES

Authentic relating games are experiences that give their participants a real taste of the joy of interpersonal connection in its full splendor. Whether you want to connect deeper on an emotional level, feel appreciated, or simply have incredible amounts of fun with your partner, family, or even strangers, authentic relating can help you do that while you explore yourself and your relationship with others around you.
License: The information in this video has been adapted by Honeyboom from “Games Night Games”, by Sarah Ness, which is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution­-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. The “Empathy Game” was originally created by the Austin Love Juggernaut, and based on Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Communication Work:
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Silvia and Michal
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[@soojung89]

Thank you for being brave and record this and share with ours. I think we've experienced similar situations and i could easily emphasize with you guys. :) 👏👏👏

[@antonioskruggs5366]

Wow! What a beautiful flow of empathic connection (filled with all the excitement of a roller-coaster ride, as you went back & forth)🙏I love #TheEmpathyGame
Thank you (person A) for sharing that you felt scared, vulnerable & nervous (if I heard you right?), about sharing your beauty in front of an audience (& how the awareness of safety did not prevent the pain of hypothetical injury)💜
Thank you (person B) for reflecting back with open-heartedness (& letting us in on the concerns of holding someone's heart in your hands)!
...and lastly (person A), I believe I heard the feelings of being ALIVE, being GRATEFUL & being FREE (?), around the awesomeness of soul-sharing & heart-reflection?🙌emaste' (emaho + namaste')
"Together We Rise, Together We Fly" ~Tony Scruggs '#TheEmpathyGuy'

[@michalandsilvia]

Sending good vibes your way ☀️

[@lauriebussieres-c.1246]

Thank you for your pure honesty, this was truly beautiful to watch !

[@michalandsilvia]

Thank you for your words of support, they really mean a lot to us. So glad you enjoyed the video! :)

[@billhoward532]

Good idea - Here's a topic for your next empathy session: 'My Childhood' :-)

[@michalandsilvia]

Thanks so much for the idea, Bill! :)