Respect
Dess Mardan Basnet, Founder President, World Without Anger(WWA) Nepal
Respect for Others Point of View
We often have a very definite opinion about what is right and what is wrong and exactly how others should act. When others don’t do it the way we think is right, we get angry and think they should be punished. Take the law shielding confidential information for reporters, for example. We can make a
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Changing Our Behavior
Once we habituate behavior, we find it is difficult to change. Once we create or accept responses based on our negative emotions, we often hold onto them and have difficulty giving them up. Once behavior becomes habitual, avoiding it becomes a challenge – even when we know it’s the right thing to do. Acting in
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We have joined with the EQ Dude
Exciting times in the Life of WELL (Now: EQ4Peace). We have joined with the EQ Dude (Matt Perelstein) and he is our new leader. He has the skills, energy and enthusiasm to bring EQ training to the world. All this just as I am getting ready for my trip to Asia. We are going to
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Peace through Emotional Literacy and Wellness Psychology
“Global Peace through Emotional Literacy, Wellness Psychology of Workplace Behavior, and Effective People Management” Join us at the 8th Annual EQ Conference in Kathmandu, Nepal, Nov. 28, 2018. http://www.worldwithoutanger.org/2018/02/22/8th-international-conference-peace-movement-through-emotional-literacy-wellness-psychology-of-workplace-behavior-and-effective-people-management/ WED, NOV 28 AT 8 AM UTC+06 Peace through Emotional Literacy and Wellness Psychology
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The Power of Love
“When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace.”-Jimi Hendrix
Nonviolence
” Nonviolence means avoiding not only external physical violence but also internal violence of spirit. You not only refuse to shoot a man, but you refuse to hate him.” -Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Focus on inner peace and world peace will follow. Violence does not bring positive solutions to the social problems of
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence – the ability to understand others’ feelings, as well as our own, so that we can better manage our emotions, our reactions, and our ability to respond to others in a healthy and productive way – regardless of our emotional state. Here are 20 signs that you are Emotionally Intelligent. https://blog.hubspot.com/…/signs-youre-emotionally-intellig…
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PEACE, JOY, LOVE
PEACE, JOY, LOVE ALL REQUIRE TRUST As individuals we always make choices according to our beliefs. If we believe that the world is a dangerous place, and that everyone is out to get us, then we act accordingly. And the world will respond accordingly. Things will always end up being the way we think they
Building Peace Education
Key Note Speaker by Prof. Dr. Saedah Siraj University of Malaya on BUILDING PEACE EDUCATION FOR THE FUTURE: MAKE IT VISIBLE for 8th Int’l Conference on Nov.24, 2018, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Dr Murari Prasad Regmi
WWA BoDs’ strategic meeting for EQ4Peace on dated Aug. 19,2018′
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Our partners in Nepal
Our partners in Nepal where emotional skills training has been implemented.
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