The back ground music by Omar Akram www.omarakram.com Omar:”In a world where communication and understanding between cultures is sometimes difficult, I hope my music can serve as a form of international language that crosses any cultural barriers. Having lived and traveled in many countries, I have come to realize that we need to embrace aspects of each culture that make them unique and special. What some people see as problematical differences, I see as our planet’s entire cultural heritage. With my music, I try to celebrate some of the sounds and feelings I have encountered worldwide. I would like to invite music lovers from all cultures to join me in traveling on this “Secret Journey.” ——————————— Six Fundamental Patterns of Cultural Difference Different communication styles Different attitudes towards conflict Different approaches to completing tasks Different decision-making styles Different attitudes towards disclosure Different approaches to knowing Culture is often at the root of communication challenges. Exploring historical experiences and the ways in which various cultural groups have related to each other is key to opening channels for cross-cultural communication. Becoming more aware of cultural differences, as well as exploring cultural similarities, can help you communicate with others more effectively. Next time you find yourself in a confusing situation, ask yourself how culture may be shaping your own reactions, and try to see the …
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The general views of Eastern culture make more sense to me. We are just as connected to the universe as anything else. And I think if we didn’t see ourselves as so separate and alone, we could find strength in the connectedness and see past trivial differences in culture that divide us.
great video. my lecturer used this video to enhance our knowledge about language and culture. thanks!
I believe that this video helps to capture many of the ‘must knows’ about intercultural communication. I will use this video in an upcoming class focussing on cultural sensitivity and responsiveness (with students in health professional programs) , as in less than 9 minutes there are many significant lessons to ponder and absorb.
beautiful music
and message!
Very beautiful video, it must have taken so long to get all the info and put it together. This is a very true video and very well presented. Thank you.
One of the best presentation in culture diversity.
Well presented. Thank you for sharing.
Great Video!
This was nice and so true, but do people really take the time to do that?
nice
Ive been north and south east and west and All is best ! All You Need!-)
True, Great^^…:)
Supper:)))))
thanks for Beautiful video.
5*****:)
wow. bet it took a long time to gather all this info together. thx much for sharing it with us all. peace
Inspirational words that need a repeated attendance to fully absorb the pure quality!
Beautiful from beginning to end wonderful music! A well appreciated gift and a pleasure to watch! Thank you Peace and Love Rosalind!
Very beautiful and true.
Congratulations!
K&P
JULIA
Fantastic!
Great message
Wonderful video thanks 75cliffe for the share
Beautiful, can’t say anything else, just loved it.
x
Jolanda
friend you did a great job thanks ***** and thank 75cliffe for shareing
Some say or believe that this is to be the time (coming…) when all religions cultures are to blend together, when we start to recognize that we are one family. You’re video reminds us of that strong hope. Thank you for sharing your heart & soul. Peace & Blessings, Sonya Rose
i love this *full-bathtub-candle-light shining-music*
Great message
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Love n light!
Hugs, Irene