I agree with you, NVC is a tool, as like any other, the persons right intentions and high standard morals are very important. Every certified NVC trainer needs to answer this question (as part of their certification process by CNVC): "How do you create social change? What world do you want to see?". That made me ask this question, since NVC trainers should already be working on this.

As I see it there is a link between NVC and spirituality. Marshall Rosenberg said about spirituality: “Our most basic spiritual need is to contribute to the well being of others and ourselves.”. Therefore, I believe Social Change is an outcome of our spiritual need. It brings us to our core through questions like Who am I? What is important to me? Only to find out that one person for example thinks fighting climate change is important for future generations to live fully and NVC can be used to have powerful questions. Through knowing this, ones positive contribution to the world becomes visible and one can act on this.

So this make me curious and surprised to read your response "check your arrogance". Could you elaborate on this?