Spirituality of Nonviolent Communication (NVC)- dialogue with Robert Gonzales
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- This video is a dialogue with Robert Gonzales(CNVC Certified Trainer) at the iit (international intensive training ) for nonviolent communication held in January 2020 at Cochin, India.
In this dialogue Robert speaks about his journey with nonviolent communication, how he met Marshall Rosenberg and how he considers NVC as a very spiritual practice.
More about Robert and his work can be found at his website www.living-compassion.org
Videography and dialogue credit : Satish Bhat & Salil Ganeriwal
To reach it to NVC Connect please visit nvcconnect.com
My most treasured learning expieriences were with Robert and the others present who contributed to and participated in the 2009-2010 LIFE program. Such profound, grounding, healing work. Much gratitude and appreciation as it continues to live through me. xo
I've been on the spiritual path for a while now and this is blowing my mind in its beauty and simplicity. Thank you so much. This is something so valuable to hear
I appreciate this post, this interview, the spirituality and human needs connection. I feel grateful, touched, moved, and connected: my need for community is nourished by Robert's presence. Thank you!
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Hello.... I just to get reach of the main man Robert C. Gonzales....i want to where is all about him and can I have his contact or email?!!
Robert has now passed on. I never met him, but very much appreciate his contribution to the world.
Dear Robert, I have been studying NVC with Better Farber for well over a year. She is both knowledgeable and deeply compassionate and committed to NVC. It's been my dream to be able to live in a community with people who respond in the same manner. . I have watched your videos (Bett send me this one ) and I would love to participate in your your workshops and retreats. I hope they soon comes to pass.
So sad to say that Robert has passed away a few months ago. But what he brought into the world lives on in many of us. all the best for you