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Does Nonviolent Protest Work? Kazu Haga #173
Does Nonviolent Protest Work? Kazu Haga #173
Does Nonviolent Protest Work? Kazu Haga #173
Tuesday 29th October 2024
Kazu Haga explains the six-step strategy of nonviolence and its power to heal relationships and create lasting change.
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Episode Overview
- Nonviolence involves a sophisticated six-step strategy.
- The purpose of nonviolence is to heal relationships and build connectedness.
- Nonviolent movements are often more successful than violent ones.
- Meditation plays a crucial role in practising nonviolence.
- Nonviolence requires active intervention, not passivity.
Nonviolence is not about what not to do; it's about what you are going to do to transform the situation.
Ever wondered if nonviolent protest truly works? This episode of 'A Skeptic's Path to Enlightenment' dives into the depths of nonviolence with guest Kazu Haga, author of 'Healing Resistance'. Kazu breaks down the sophisticated six-step strategy of nonviolence, which goes beyond simply refraining from harm. It starts with research and dialogue and ends with reconciliation. Kazu's insights challenge the common perception that nonviolence is passive, showing instead that it's an active, powerful tool for change.
His personal journey from a turbulent childhood in Japan to becoming a leading voice in nonviolence is both moving and inspiring. Kazu also tackles tough questions about the effectiveness of nonviolence in modern conflicts, such as those in the Middle East and Ukraine. The conversation doesn't shy away from the hard truths but offers a hopeful perspective on healing and reconciliation. If you're curious about how nonviolence can be a viable strategy for social change, this episode is a must-listen.
By the end, you'll be rethinking your views on conflict and resolution.