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Horse keeper, vision quest guide, Lower Austria

 

“An excellent advertisement for Bushido and related arts. It gives me the impression that it's really helpful to stay in the body in a conflict situation and feel and still express myself. The idea even comes to mind that it could be useful when riding - even if, ideally, there is no conflict between horse and human and no aggressive energy arises. Horses appreciate clear statements and what I read in your book suggests that Bushido promotes this clarity.”​​

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​Focussing and Embodiment teacher, Triratna Buddhist, England

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“This is a book for anyone interested in what it means to be human while longing for authenticity and belonging. The book really has its finger on the pulse of the times. Not only by applying the principles of mindfulness to what we experience as confrontation, but especially by supporting an embodied understanding of conflict and confrontation, in which conflict and confrontation become the path to liberation.”

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Social worker, soul gardener, samurai, storyteller, Vienna

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​“Very funny, exciting and entertainingly written, on an important topic.”

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Project manager of large-scale IT-projects, energy specialist, training to become a spiritual healer, Lower Austria

 

“An important plea for a healthy culture of conflict. Today, conflicts are often seen as bad - the book impressively shows a healthy approach to the topic of conflict and thus the path to further development. Absolute reading recommendation.”

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Elderly helper with training in conflict management, contemplation and Christian spirituality, Upper Austria

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“Everyone knows conflicts, and everyone has conflicts. The questions behind it: “What’s actually going on? How can I stay with myself? Why does the same thing keep happening to me?” Thanks to the book, I now have an idea of ​​what actually happens in conflicts. I experience this as liberating and helpful. The chaos of the conflict has become more transparent for me. Recommended for everyone who works with people, as a teacher*, carer*, psychotherapist*, consultant*, colleague* or boss*, in everyday life and in relationships. I happily recommend this book.”

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MEDIATOR, CONFLICT TRAINER, POLITICAL SCIENTIST, BRUSSELS

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​“An important plea for a healthy culture of conflict. Today, conflicts are often seen as bad - the book impressively shows a healthy approach to the topic of conflict and thus the path to further development. Absolute reading recommendation.”

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COMPANION OF CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER GROUP, UPPER AUSTRIA

 

​“The book made it click for me!” I have made a huge step forward. Suddenly I no longer experience everyday conflicts as a threat and no longer have to watch helplessly as the situation escalates. Instead, I can give the situation space more and more often, wait and pay attention to my feelings.”

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