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The Enchanted Loom Teasing sturdy threads from neuroscience masterworks

The Enchanted Loom reviews Mark Brady's book, Noble Listening

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The Enchanted Loom Teasing sturdy threads from

neuroscience masterworks

Teasing 10 threads

from

Mark Brady’s…

Thread 1:

Noble Listening practitioners invite others

to speak truthfully and they hold the things

they hear sacred.

(pg. 19)

Thread 2:

“Being listened to is so close to being loved

that most people don’t know the difference.”

(pg. 21)

Thread 3:

Talk less.

This is the

simplest and

fastest change

we can make

on the road to

becoming a

Noble Listener.

(pg. 25)

Thread 4:

Being slow to argue, disagree or criticize goes

a long way toward allowing truth, compassion

and understanding to organically unfold.

(pg. 34)

Thread 5:

Beginner’s Ear is a way of being open and

curious to the present moment.

(pg. 36)

Thread 6:

The plain and simple truth is that few of us

are perfectly comfortable with silence. It is

generative listening that allows us to

develop deeper

silences that slow

the ear’s hearing

to the mind’s

natural speed.

(pg. 39)

Thread 7:

Living inside each

of us is a wealth of

embodied wisdom

and experience

that is much more

reliable and

trustworthy

than any

advice we

might offer.

(pg. 41)

Thread 8:

Satyagraha is the peaceful force for truth

identified by Gandhi. A satyagraha listener

can be present

with compassion,

willing to hear

another’s truth

and hold it gently,

no matter how

distressing that

truth may be.

(pg. 45)

Thread 9:

The Lakota warrior

and wise man,

Crazy Horse warned,

“Power must listen

with honest ears

to the whispers

of the powerless.”

(pg. 95)

Thread 10:

Communication is a process much like writing.

Few of us are able to get precisely what we

want to say

down perfectly

in the very

first draft.

(pg. 59)

Thread 11:

“All things, animate and inanimate, have

within them a spirit dimension. They com-

municate in that

dimension to

those who can

listen.”

(pg. 103)

Image Credits:

Title Page: http://www.rappler.com/science-nature/23193-personality-traits-brain-scans

Slide 3 - https://atruthsoldier.com/food-for-thought-pics/truth-sign-2/

Slide 12 - http://carolwoodliff.com/2016/02/writing-dont-jump-first-draft-done/

Slide 2 - http://lcsmithphd.com/religion-and-politics/

Slide 6 - http://bit.ly/2vhMOuc

Slide 5 - https://oflostloveandpoetry.wordpress.com/2014/02/07/silence/

Slide 11 - http://www.clipartguide.com/_pages/0512-0703-1217-1407.html

Slide 10 - http://www.wisdomcommons.org/virtue/154-ahimsa/essays

Slide 14 - http://www.rappler.com/science-nature/23193-personality-traits-brain-scans

Slide 9 - http://bit.ly/2x62GBU

Slide 8 - https://twitter.com/christoi

Slide 7 - http://longhollow.com/news/preschool-minute-little-pitchers-have-big-ears/

Slide 4 - http://www.monasteriesoftheheart.org/maranatha-community-online/ear-heart

Slide 13 - http://bit.ly/2wwkRmp

Mark Brady, PhD [email protected]

To order your own copy of Noble Listening use the email above.

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