How to Be Human with Louise Boye

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On today's show, I speak with the wonderfully introspective Louise Boye. Louise is a Qi Gong instructor and musician who also facilitates groups in learning Nonviolent Communication. We cover topics that span from honoring our bodies and emotions, recovering from isolation, and how Hamlet really fits into daily conversation.

REFERENCES:

Louise Boye's Qi Gong website: https://www.facebook.com/QiGongLouiseBoye/
Empati Venner / Empathy Buddies Discord server: https://discord.gg/cvxgkrCyXE
Follow Louise on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@zhcoop

Follow Louise on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/qigonglouiseboye/
Support Louise on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/zhcoop480/post

Find Louise on SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/zhcoop
https://soundcloud.com/1n5ec7
https://soundcloud.com/bredsmag

(00:00) - Opening credits
(00:37) - Show opening
(01:29) - Introducing Louise Boye
(02:32) - Beginning to consider how to be human
(08:44) - Nonviolent communication is critical for healing
(14:56) - Communication requires connection
(21:24) - Learning who we are never ends
(26:28) - The cyclicity of life
(31:13) - Western society is too disconnected from Nature
(34:07) - Fear of death is fear of living
(37:53) - It can't always be Summer
(40:48) - Human life as a wheel
(48:15) - Modern life is making us sick
(52:43) - Some parts of life serve only as compost
(55:11) - Nature will supply what we need
(01:02:06) - Show closing
(01:02:38) - Closing credits

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