#4 Learning to Listen – Literal, Structural & Mythical Listening
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Main Entry: 1lis·ten From the Webster Dictionary
Pronunciation: 'li-s&n
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): lis·tened; lis·ten·ing /'lis-ni[ng], 'li-s&n-i[ng]/
Etymology: Middle English listnen, from Old English hlysnan; akin to Sanskrit srosati he hears, Old English hlud loud
transitive verb, archaic : to give ear to : HEAR
intransitive verb
1 : to pay attention to sound <listen to music>
2 : to hear something with thoughtful attention : give consideration <listen to a plea>
3 : to be alert to catch an expected sound <listen for his step>
The topics we cover in this podcast are:
- Three ways of listening – literal, structural, mythical
- Bohmian Dialogue
- Our stories about listening
- Organ Language
- Metaphors
- Modality Words
- Backtracking
- Somatic Listening
- Facial Expressions
- Autism
- Listening Strategies
- Beliefs about Listening
- Cultural Listening
Technocrati Tags: NLP, Calibration, Listening, Bohmian Dialogue, Modality words, Somatic, Tracking
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