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The fourth principle of Kingian Nonviolence encourages us to not seek revenge when we feel someone has offended us. Seeking revenge only adds to the ongoing circle of violence begetting more violence. Check out this episode and let me know what you think.

he third principle of Kingian nonviolence is "Attack the behavior, not the person." I think this is the most difficult principle to follow because we seem to have an almost natural tendency to "attack" or castigate the person when we offended by what they say, or do, or believe. Check the podcast out and let me know what you think.

The second principle of Kingian nonviolence is" The Beloved Community is the framework of the future." This podcast explains what the Beloved Community is and what we can do to create it.

Living nonviolently means you are willing to step outside of your comfort zone when necessary. Also, people will call you weak, passive, and naive. You might lose friends or family members who don't like your views and attitudes on different issues. Are you ready for that?

We have all experienced arguments or disagreements that have quickly escalated into serious levels of violence. The results of which can be disastrous for all involved. That being, said it is important to understand the different levels of conflict and what can be done at each level to stop the rising tide of violence.

Nonviolence is not just the absence of violence. It is best understood as a way of life that honors and respects the inherent worth and dignity of all beings; seeks to resolve conflicts nonviolently and works to create a culture where one feels safe and has their basic needs meet. It is also a science, a skill and an art.

Seems after every mass shooting you hear a number of similar responses. There is "offering prayers", "This is unacceptable", "We need better gun control laws". Then there are all the theories on social media. "It's those liberal leftists" or "it's those radical conservatives." The one thing we don't hear is people talking about their own propensity for violence. That is sadly ironic because the on...

If we are to create a culture of peace, a culture where the inherent worth and dignity of every being is honored and respected, where conflicts are resolved nonviolently and everyone experiences a sense of safety, security and prosperity it has to come from the bottom up. And its foundation has to rest on nonviolence. So, it is up to ordinary everyday people like you and l to live our lives more n...

The first step in living a non-dualistic life is to integrate your shadow self into your conscious personality.

Simply put, the more shadow work you do the better you become at creating a culture of peace.

If you befriend your shadow self, you will save yourself a lot of turmoil and have increased energy to help create a culture of peace.

It is wise to acknowledge and embrace your Shadow. If you don't it will cause you some unpleasant experiences

Evolution is the path to Unity Consciousness wherein we will find a better world for all creatures.

Four steps or activities that will help you move forward on your journey to the Oneness aka Unity Consciousness. Episode 52 ☮️ Daily Peacemaker

Unity Consciousness focuses on the reality that all creation is interrelated. It calls us to cooperate rather than compete

Even these dark times the process of evolution gives me hope that creation's journey to the Oneness will continue.

It is not that hard to find good news which will support and encourage you to let your light shine. Learn more in episode 49 of Daily Peacemaker!

Everything is connected. That means we humans are all interrelated.

Does every human have an inherent worth and dignity or not?

CREATING A CULTURE OF PEACE - Episode 46 ☮️ Daily Peacemaker Interested. We need you. Some ideas on how to do this. https://dailypeacemaker.com/2024/12/02/creating-a-culture-of-peace/

The quality of forgiveness is twice blessed. It blesses the one who gives and the one who receives.

Sow the seeds of nonviolence and we will reap a culture of peace.

How you treat others lets them know how they should treat you

Are there some people who have no inherent worth or dignity? Daily Peacemaker - Episode 42

The third principle of Kingian nonviolence, "Attack the behavior, not the person", calls on us to honor and respect the inherent worth and dignity of the person.