Comments on: A Practical Approach to Talking About Honor Killing https://choprafoundation.org/other/a-practical-approach-to-talking-about-honor-killing/ Committed to Creating a Peaceful, Just, Sustainable, Healthy, and Joyful World. Wed, 24 Aug 2011 05:00:27 +0000 hourly 1 By: Maria https://choprafoundation.org/other/a-practical-approach-to-talking-about-honor-killing/#comment-662 Wed, 24 Aug 2011 05:00:27 +0000 http://deepakchopra.com/?p=11418#comment-662 I greatly admire those women – and no less, the men! – who take practical steps to bring about an environment in which such a dialogue can take place and put their money where their mouth is in regard to the action they take to make this a better world. Thank you, you are very inspirational!

]]> By: Vickie Howard https://choprafoundation.org/other/a-practical-approach-to-talking-about-honor-killing/#comment-661 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:16:18 +0000 http://deepakchopra.com/?p=11418#comment-661 Excellent challenge for compassion and love and standing for awareness and acceptance of other cultures and then support for women trapped in brutal situations! Having just viewed the film The Stoning of Saravena” I am finding this article most synocronistically enlightening . I am sure I don’t have the title of this movie correct but it deals with this same issue . Universal consciousness is shifting! Thank you!

]]> By: Kiara Lee https://choprafoundation.org/other/a-practical-approach-to-talking-about-honor-killing/#comment-660 Fri, 19 Feb 2010 08:47:11 +0000 http://deepakchopra.com/?p=11418#comment-660 I find this topic fascinating. I am an aviation English instructor currently training two groups of Muslim students from an Airline in the Middle East. They are very young and enthusiastic. Due to the vast difference between our cultures I have found that the time required for teaching is twice as long as planned due to the necessity to include culture awareness as part of the content. Certain topics require a deep explanation and extensive study, and to ensure learning takes place, simulations are practiced. It is very rewarding to see the great AHA! on their faces when at last they get it. Language and culture are so closely linked.

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