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2.12 Listening is Loving (Part 1)

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Listening is Loving (Part 1)

One foundation of Wellness Psychology is believing that listening is loving. Some key aspects of developing a behavior and attitude pattern of listening to self and others include the following:

  • One skill is the ability to ask myself whether I can tell someone what they have just said. Was I truly listening to the degree that I really heard the words, saw the non-verbal language, felt the voice inflections and deeper feelings, able to put aside my own thoughts and feelings while seeking understanding, etc.?
  • Dr. Hughey's personal guideline for interacting with others: I am here to assist you with whatever you need to do for yourself.
  • We like people who care to listen to us. Active listening takes energy and effort. It is far more than not talking.
  • Even though our society values the powers that come from speaking, giving the rare gift of listening hospitality to another is a rare and valuable way of conveying our love.
  • Most people like to talk about themselves first, then about their opinions/beliefs followed by talking about other people and last on their preferences is talking about you.
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Listening is Loving (Part 1)

One foundation of Wellness Psychology is believing that listening is loving. Some key aspects of developing a behavior and attitude pattern of listening to self and others include the following:

  • One skill is the ability to ask myself whether I can tell someone what they have just said. Was I truly listening to the degree that I really heard the words, saw the non-verbal language, felt the voice inflections and deeper feelings, able to put aside my own thoughts and feelings while seeking understanding, etc.?
  • Dr. Hughey's personal guideline for interacting with others: I am here to assist you with whatever you need to do for yourself.
  • We like people who care to listen to us. Active listening takes energy and effort. It is far more than not talking.
  • Even though our society values the powers that come from speaking, giving the rare gift of listening hospitality to another is a rare and valuable way of conveying our love.
  • Most people like to talk about themselves first, then about their opinions/beliefs followed by talking about other people and last on their preferences is talking about you.
--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/power-for-positive/message
  continue reading

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