ACTIVITY OF THE DAY🔗

Activity OF THE DAY Selective Listening

Selective listening is the act of hearing and interpreting only parts of a message that seem relevant to you, while ignoring or devaluing the rest. Often, selective listeners will form arguments before they ' ve heard the full story, making them not only poor listeners, but poor speakers too! To confront this in a group environment , one moderator should compose a list of objects or ideas, all similar in theme. For example: turkey, lettuce, tomato, mayo, mustard, cheese, etc. These are all sandwich components, and most people will recognize this. The list should be relatively long, maybe 15 to 20 words, and have some repeated words. For example: turkey , lettuce, tomato, mayo, mustard, cheese, ham, lettuce, pickles, onion, olives, lettuce.

Activity OF THE DAY Selective Listening

The moderator should read this list to the group and allot 30 seconds to have them write down as many words as they can remember. Most people will remember the word that was repeated the most and a notable amount will most likely write down words that were obvious, but not actually stated on the list. For example, bread, sandwich or food.

WORKSHOP OF THE DAY Lap Session 2

STEP 1 : IDENTIFYING YOUR TEAMILY

Pick up eleven people in your life. From the beginning, plan to have complete completion with these eleven people. With these eleven people you will not have any incompletion. Choose your teamily with people who are every day working with you, with whom you share your life, with whom you share your house, you share your bed, you share your food, you share your work, you share your office, you share all the moments of your life whether good or bad. So, they don't need to mandatorily belong to the Nithyananda Sangha.