Nonviolent Communication and Sermon on the Mount: A Workshop for More Connection at Chiemsee
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Connecting: Nonviolent Communication and Sermon on the Mount at Chiemsee
At Chiemsee, the multi-day workshop "Nonviolent Communication and Sermon on the Mount" invites participants to reconnect language, relationships, and Christian spirituality. Under the guiding thought "why the giraffe came to the mountain," there is space for contemplation, personal reflection, and a mindful engagement with the impulses of the Sermon on the Mount.
Experiencing Faith in Dialogue
The Sermon on the Mount is one of the central texts of the Christian tradition. Its thoughts on compassion, peacefulness, and lived neighborly love open a spiritual approach to questions of everyday coexistence. The workshop connects these biblical impulses with the fundamental ideas of Nonviolent Communication, thereby creating a framework for a respectful and engaged conversation culture.
The Giraffe as a Symbol for Empathy
The giraffe symbolizes heartfelt language, empathy, and a conscious approach to needs within Nonviolent Communication. In connection with the Sermon on the Mount, a faith experience emerges that intertwines inner attitude and interpersonal responsibility. Participants encounter religious texts, personal spirituality, and practical communication in a calm atmosphere at Chiemsee.
Community, Reflection, and New Perspectives
From October 21 to 24, 2026, the workshop offers the opportunity to exchange ideas with other interested individuals about faith practice, relationship building, and the significance of peaceful communication. The event location, Haus des Gastes Gstadt, provides a protected setting for this. It starts on October 21, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Registration is possible at +49 173 9297438 or via email at therese.kastenhuber@posteo.de.
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The workshop at Chiemsee combines biblical spirituality, the Sermon on the Mount, and Nonviolent Communication into a mindful religious experience. Those seeking new ways to greater understanding, inner peace, and human connection will find an inviting space for dialogue and contemplation here. Early registration is recommended.
