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Building an ethics of practice

The yamas and niyamas from yoga
Compassion and loving-kindness from Buddhism
Interconnectedness and intersubjectivity from the EWTs

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The issues
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Building an ethics of practice
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Yamas and Niyamas
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Being able to let go
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Interdependence
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Compassion
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Loving-kindness
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Satyagraha as a guiding principle in practice: ethical principle
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Satyagraha
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Aspects of our fundamental humanness that need acknowledged in practce
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Attending to forms of violence esp. cognitive violence
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Attending to the ambiguity within practice
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Attending to the theory/practice divide
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Being able to let go
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Burnout
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Caring
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Compassion fatigue
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Establishing a rigorous science/research approach to practice
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Expressing the self with integrity in practice
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Promoting access to stillness
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Transforming -ive expnces (feelgs/thghts) into +ive states of being
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Utilising intuition and insight, the art of the 'ah ha' moment
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Nurturing
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