Communication workshop Herbertpur day 4

On fourth Day of our workshop we play a natak(Play) about 3 beggars  in OPD hall, in this play we try to use techniques we learn in earlier days  like eye contact, pullouts, etc… play is very interesting and inspirational.

After that Kamal sir show us Pics of his Ladakh road trip which are very inspirational,  around 11 AM Tisa’s  Coordinator Jai Prakash Sunda (JP) from Chandigarh joins us. After that  JP sir shares there life experience during college, job, after joining TISA, then we discuss our future plans, after that JP sir distribute TISA’s Batches, then we go for snacks and coffee and chat for long  time in restaurant . after that its time for regular SHG in herbertpur with some local members. We go to Anugrah and where parmanad, surinder pal, mukkarram, sushil joins us.  play a lot of memory games in which we have to remember friend’s name, favorite color, favorite movie of all members . And activities to minimize our hurry (jaldbazzi). Then we discuss our experiences, give suggest for betterment of workshops. Then kunwar puneet, hemant kumar, JP sir, anupinder leave venue for their home.  Some members are staying for fifth day also. Its not possible to share great experience, we have in Communication  workshop at herbertpur  in words.

Art of stuttering

hello... all Tisa members. Hope you all will be good and fine. I am umesh here who attend the herburtpur workshop a few weeks ago. I learnt many things from there. This time I was quite comfortable there. Everything going so easy for me. Some days ago, I always confuse with bouncing. I want to make my speech more fluent and impressive. But here in workshop, sachin sir told us to talk always in bouncing. It contradicts my emotions. But when I used it more I feel it is not as simple. When we avoid a blockage we always do this in a hurry but with bouncing, we can’t avoid a difficult word. We have to speak it slowly and perfectly. Bouncing also slows down our speed which rises continuously if we are going some fluent in our speech.

In one book I read (author told on his lifelong experience) that we all know how to speak fluent but the thing that we don’t know how to stutter and without struggle. So bouncing is a type of stutter but without a force or struggle. But it is not easy for the pws because we are always in a quest for fluency why we go for such type of a bad thing. We try bouncing but it is also in a hurry and almost impossible for us outside the workshop environment. At least we can do it little with our pws friend via phone or SHG. If we able to learn the art of stuttering without struggling then all real stuttering will be faded out. Facing the fear is right approach; avoid it like adding one more brick to wall of fear. Sometime bad thing is necessary for finding some good thing in a long run.