What an increadible conversation, thanks all contributing.
A thought struck me. In conflict I guess we are afraid that our truth is not
good enough. It may be a struggle to remain in order instead of being thrown
into the chaos of finding a new truth...
I should be sleeping by now
Thomas
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Judi,
your words point to the essence - thanks.
Uwe
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To all,
this is a great conversation. Thank you. One more thought on "truth", I
personally learned a lot from the 8-fold path in Buddhism. The first step is
sometimes called "right view". I intepret this in the sense of clear intention
and the struggle to authentic interpretation.
Uwe
Pathway Guida
In a message dated 8/29/01 11:29:02 AM Central Daylight Time,
jsm...@mosquitonet.com writes:
> There is that aspect of conflict that puts us in touch with ourselves. The
> internal struggle that accompanies external conflict can force us to
> explore our deeper truths and meanings in life. That
I have talked alot about holding the space as it relates to parenting
and especially the work of doulas and midwives in childbirth. Most of
my discussions have been offlist, but a couple of things I stumbled on
might be interesting to folks on this list.
So I offer these links:
http://geoparent.
Everyone is making very intelligent and learned comments, I have found it
quite educational and gratifying to know others are so concerned with
"Truth".
Judi, how true that we come to own our view of the state of things and
embody them into our beliefs and behaviors.
So many questions:
Is percep
Isn't it interesting, Julie, as you mention blame and judgement, that we seem
to have difficulty speaking from a place of need rather than judgement?
It is amazing how easily a world view or a notion ... or a way of being
... anchors itself into flesh and then creates the experience that we
Judi -- Are you acquainted with Non-Violent Communication? It has a
practice based on what you describe. It is based on work by Marshall
Rosenberg and there are some websites describing it.
Kenoli
Isn't it interesting, Julie, as you mention blame and judgement,
that we seem to have difficulty
Title: Truth and conflict
I think conflict can result from many things and people locked in
conflict can be coming from many places. Sometimes conflict is
standing firm at a genuine place that feels threatened.
Sometimes it is raging from a stuck place that has become safe and
defended and what
Hi all,
A very rich exchange, indeed. Intriguing to hear a plethora of experience!
Julie -- you wrote...
I spend some of my time mediating with people who are in conflict. It seems
to me that people in conflict are usually not in touch with truth.
My experience has been that people in conflict
At 11:40 AM 8/29/2001 -0300, you wrote:
Hi all,
A very rich exchange, indeed. Intriguing to hear a plethora of experience!
Julie -- you wrote...
I spend some of my time mediating with people who are in conflict. It seems
to me that people in conflict are usually not in touch with truth.
My e
Judi, I feel my "yes" to your thoughts bubbling up, so here it comes.
YES! As I say that my heart expands into the open unknown. I find myself
smiling for reasons I know not. Simply a natural response to a glimmer of
truth?
With heart overflowing,
Julie
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From:
H.. I see what you mean, Judi and Harrison. There is that aspect of
conflict that puts us in touch with ourselves. The internal struggle that
accompanies external conflict can force us to explore our deeper truths and
meanings in life. That exploration can result in important learning
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