This scene is nothing compared to what happened tonight |
discussed here. If I can be of help, I will.
Monday night provided another humdinger experience. Just what I needed to revitalize myself after being up since 4:00 a.m.
I chaired a meeting. A member wanted to express his concerns. As he did so another individual took offense, not allowing him to finish his comments. The fur flew. A heavy wooden chair got tossed over in the dustup, obscenities expressed by the agitated person; she yelled too. You can see how well I direct a meeting.I'm grateful for Emotional Aikido, though it takes time and discipline to exercise it during the volatile moment.
During the real-life drama (and here I thought they only happen in movies) I felt I was back in a psychiatric hospital. I worked in one for nine years, in a previous professional incarnation. (See the About the Author tab.) One thing I learned back then was to observe without judgment, to respond, not react and breathe.
I might write more about tonight, tomorrow, after getting rest. I'm tired.
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