At Sixes & Sevens

[...] . The angle at which people stand or sit in relation to others is another aspect of nonverbal communication. If people want to engage one another they tend to stand opposite each other. The [...]

[...] is a space that renews life, even rekindles the life of the spirit, with heartfelt use. Margaret Rappaport [...]

[...] ” we shared was uplifting for all of us. God is ready to surprise us; what an idea! Margaret Rappaport [...]

[...] engagement in the practice of walking the labyrinth equals satisfaction either way, anyway. Margaret Rappaport [...]

[...] better is a habit that enhances meaningfulness among us. Listening leads to happiness. Dr. Margaret Rappaport [...]

[...] or hostile, or superior, or inferior messages. People may more easily control their facial expressions but posture can’t be rigidly controlled under ordinary circumstances, at least not for very [...]

[...] with most often. 36. How you usually sleep. 37. Your favorite TV programs. 38. Your favorite comics. 39. The groups or clubs or organizations you belong to. 40. The beverages you don’t [...]

[...] , are either surprised or disconcerted at the reactions of others to them. The Self-Disclosure Questionnaire by Sidney Jouard encourages people to reveal their feelings about disclosure and [...]

[...] of marriage? 4. With whom have you discussed your dental health? 5. What are your favorite spare-time hobbies or interests? 6. What do feel the guiltiest about, or most ashamed of in your past? 7. [...]

Spoken language is not the only way people communicate. Some of the most meaningful acts of communication occur soundlessly. By using facial expressi [...]

[...] I was facilitating a group walk in an outdoor labyrinth on a pleasant and cold day last week. The people who ventured forth in early spring on Cape [...]

Spoken language is not the only way people communicate. Some of the most meaningful acts of communication occur soundlessly. By using facial expressi [...]

[...] Sidney Jouard encourages people to reveal their feelings about disclosure and assess their interpersonal impact. Who Knows You? Introduction People differ in the extent to which they let people know [...]