EffectiveCommunication

Winning with emotional intelligence

Speak in a way that educates and engages, not enrages and estranges Gita 17.15

Deconstructing the elements of a balanced speech, which is both sensitive and sensible

When someone is misleading others and we need to stop them how can we do so more calmly?

192 Empathic communication why it is important in bhakti-The Monk’s podcast with Bir Krishna Maharaja

When we are unable to follow instructions, what can we do?

The Monk’s Podcast 22 with Bhaktimarga Maharaj – How to make our outreach more relevant

Being mindful of public perception in bhakti practice and outreach

How can we work with difficult people?

How can we suffer insufferable people?

How can we be humble without appearing weak?

How can we balance between overthinking about other people’s actions and being thoughtful?

3 understandings of humility for strengthening our relationships

How to be intelligent in dealing with people – Ramayana wisdom

Appreciating the nuances of words and communicating effectively

If someone doesn’t do their allotted service properly, how can we deal with the resulting anger?

What makes relationships unsteady – and how to make them steady

Understand the audience to make your speech understandable to them

When different people consider different courses of action as right how to reconcile?

How can we alert others to future dangers without discouraging them?

If I don’t have much work at my office, should I go and ask for more work?

How can we communicate the need of regulation to people who are gung-ho about freedom and rights?

How can we deal with gossipy or critical family members?

Speaking forcefully often gets people to take things seriously – is such speech angry and to be avoided?

Learning from the audience

For transmitting spiritual knowledge cultivate fixity of purpose and flexibility of process