Tag: nonviolent communication

• Frameworks 300 reading list

  

  Frameworks 300 is dedicated to both offering a broad educational experience and providing resources for trainees to go deep into subjects that interest them most. Below is the list of the required and recommended books. What do I mean by recommended? Simply, I recommend them! Many of the books are being used as reference material […]

  Richard Gartner | Frameworks Yoga

  12/07/2017

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  albert camus, anatomy, anatomy trains, anodea judith, asana, baba ram dass, beginner’s mind, benjamin lorr, books, brain science, buddhism, chakra, dalai lama, desikachar, erich schiffman, examining ethics, flow, hara, heart sutra, neal pollack, neuroanatomy, nonviolent communication, patanjali, paul grilley, poetry, psychology, rumi, sanskrit, sivananda, somatics, yoga books, yoga mala, yoga resources, yoga sutras, yoga trainng

• Empathy on World Kindness Day

  

  Today is World Kindness Day, which for 19 years has been suggesting we explore the question “What does kindness mean to us?” It comes in many forms. For me, the most intriguing is empathy. It started with a conversation my wife and I had over the defintion. We realized we had different notions of what […]

  Richard Gartner | Frameworks Yoga

  11/13/2017

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  chuang tzu, dao, daoism, empathy, facebook post, kindness, marshall rosenberg, nonviolent communication, pittsburgh yoga, stanford, sympathy, world kindness day, yoga, yoga teacher