Human to Human Doğan Cüceloğlu

The Quality of a Person's Relationships - Determines the Quality of That Person's Life. It is an entity that is constantly “redefined” within human relations. Communication processes form the basis of human relations. Communication begins as soon as two people become aware of each other. The words and actions of people in the same social environment, as well as their inaction, silence, body postures and facial expressions, all create meaningful messages. A good listener "hears" not only what the person he communicates with says, but also what he does with his face, hands, arms and body. If the driver of a vehicle acts as if there were no other vehicles on the road, a traffic accident occurs. A "communication accident" occurs when a person says what he wants while talking - without considering how it affects the other person. Being aware of the responsibility of the messages we give in our relationships prevents communication accidents. This assumption is also valid at the social level. Whether a person is aware of it or not, he or she is in constant contact with society. If the attitude of "Everyone should think like me - my way of thinking is the best" prevails in a society - emotional conflicts arise instead of rational discussions. Doğan Cüceloğlu, who is valuable with his wisdom that puts human life under the spotlight and can derive meaning from every human story, reminds us that a "human to human" relationship is possible, where souls are in contact, beyond identities. It offers you the knowledge and skills to apply communication processes appropriately and effectively so that you can avoid repeating patterns and bring semantic richness and depth to human relations. He underlines that it is impossible to live a satisfied life without solving communication problems and that people can change and improve themselves if they wish.