Thank you boss. One thing I find you is your frankness and not taking the credit of others. I have to emulate this virtue from you. Somehow, a few more mistakes did creep in in my PPT.
Thanx for this encouragement my friend. I thank God for showing me such good friends who make constructive comments.
Regards.
Ganesh
From India, Tiruppur
178Thanx for this encouragement my friend. I thank God for showing me such good friends who make constructive comments.
Regards.
Ganesh
From India, Tiruppur
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for posting one of the most useful & relevant presentation. The ideas discussed are suitable and practically possible.
Once again thankyou very much.
With Regards
C J KARTHIK
From India, Bangalore
Thank you very much for posting one of the most useful & relevant presentation. The ideas discussed are suitable and practically possible.
Once again thankyou very much.
With Regards
C J KARTHIK
From India, Bangalore
Dear Mr. Ganesh..
It was an excellent presentation & thoughtful way of handling our negative weapon-Anger.
The best part was "ANGER IS A TWIN EDGED WEAPON, KNOW THE TECHNIQUE AND BE A SKILLED PERSON IN HANDLING THIS WEAPON TO YOUR ADVANTAGE"
Really Good & worth following.
Thanks & Regards..
From India, Indore
It was an excellent presentation & thoughtful way of handling our negative weapon-Anger.
The best part was "ANGER IS A TWIN EDGED WEAPON, KNOW THE TECHNIQUE AND BE A SKILLED PERSON IN HANDLING THIS WEAPON TO YOUR ADVANTAGE"
Really Good & worth following.
Thanks & Regards..
From India, Indore
Appreciate your thought bhaskar.. I would like to add into it.. if you feel angry.. close your eyes and try to concentrate on the pass memories which happened good to you.. like your life journey... and feel as you are single and can do anything what you wish. you temper will surely get slow down and again you can cheer up.
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Thank you Deepali for your ideas. Whatever you said is also a type of controling the anger. But in front of some one if you act like that, what will be the opponents feeling. Can you imagine.
With warm regards
S. Bhaskar
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From India, Kumbakonam
With warm regards
S. Bhaskar
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From India, Kumbakonam
No Basker... what Deepali says is not a technique one should do in front of the person with whom we are angry. The first thing we should do is to just move away from the place/person.
Angry moments will get stuck for long in our memory to make one more scar in our subconscious. Deepali's technique is aimed at removing those bad memories and the resultant scar.
This is an NLP Technique which we teach to others. Since the rays of anger will move 90 Deg. i.e. vertically the angry person is advised to lay down on the ground. Have you seen any one laying on the ground and shouting too?? The person will immediately get up and shout. These are all techniques.
But most of us do have the curse our Karna had in Mahabharath. That is, whatever technique we learn we forget at the time of exigency!! What to say. That is the reason why we are putting them into practice and even mock drills will be useful it seems :-)
With warm regard,
R.Ganesh
From India, Tiruppur
Angry moments will get stuck for long in our memory to make one more scar in our subconscious. Deepali's technique is aimed at removing those bad memories and the resultant scar.
This is an NLP Technique which we teach to others. Since the rays of anger will move 90 Deg. i.e. vertically the angry person is advised to lay down on the ground. Have you seen any one laying on the ground and shouting too?? The person will immediately get up and shout. These are all techniques.
But most of us do have the curse our Karna had in Mahabharath. That is, whatever technique we learn we forget at the time of exigency!! What to say. That is the reason why we are putting them into practice and even mock drills will be useful it seems :-)
With warm regard,
R.Ganesh
From India, Tiruppur
PPT was excellent.... no doubt... Ganeshji added NLP technique... I am sure members started learning a lot on Anger Management.
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
It is a fairly decent effort by Ganesh to impress upon the need to appreciate and understand "Anger Management".
The presentation, both in terms of contents and language could certainly have been much better and more qualitative.
Certain suggestions like " nervous breakdown is the cause for most of the diseases" ( I wonder if this is medically correct. I am not too sure.)
All I am suggesting is that let us not make statements which we cannot validate.
Please also appreciate that I am NOT trying to belittle the relevance of the PPT circulated by Ganesh. It is a decent effort by him.
I will strongly reccommend viewing Sister Shivani's VCD on Anger Management. It is very simple, easy to understand and extremely meaningful. (Sister Shivani is a Brahm Kumari. She is seen, almost daily in a TV Show called "Awakening With Brahmakumaris" on Astha Channel at 7 p.m. and at 10 p.m.
I will also suggest that lets not call ANGER a WEAPON...it somehow has a negative flavour to it. Can we call it a "TOOL" or an "INSTRUMENT".
Best Wishes,
Vasant Nair
From India, Mumbai
Thank you very much Mr.Vasanth for your frank and fair comments. "Nervous break down is root cause of all diseases" is not my own statement. If my memory serves me well, I read it in one of the books of Osho.
Somehow, a few mistakes did creep in which I also mentioned in my post script of my mail accompanying the PPT.
Vasantji, I can never ever be compared with Sister Shivani who is a great and developed soul of high order. Definitely her approach to the issue would be very much appealing and potent than my presentation.
I am extremely thankful for your bringing forth a few points in which I am lacking which I will set right in my future presentations. I tried according to my knowledge and perception on this vital issue.
Instrument and Tool sound well - somehow it did not strike me. Thank you once again Mr.Vasanth for your constructive comments.
With regards,
R.Ganesh
From India, Tiruppur
Somehow, a few mistakes did creep in which I also mentioned in my post script of my mail accompanying the PPT.
Vasantji, I can never ever be compared with Sister Shivani who is a great and developed soul of high order. Definitely her approach to the issue would be very much appealing and potent than my presentation.
I am extremely thankful for your bringing forth a few points in which I am lacking which I will set right in my future presentations. I tried according to my knowledge and perception on this vital issue.
Instrument and Tool sound well - somehow it did not strike me. Thank you once again Mr.Vasanth for your constructive comments.
With regards,
R.Ganesh
From India, Tiruppur
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