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Compassion is for Life and Choice
In today’s world, issues like ‘pro-life versus pro-choice’ often turn into polarizing battles. Each side sees the other as a threat to their most deeply held values: one claims the other wants to ‘kill babies,’ while the other accuses its opponents of discriminating against women at the core of their humanity. Yet, underneath these labels, Read the full article…
Can Compassion Be the Certain Future?
‘Certain’ as in what can be ascertained. Can we make the future certainly Compassionate? Please read: Compassion, Basically Versus a (non-)Compassionate future Can one presuppose that Compassion is a good goal for everyone? Many may not personally agree. So, would it be OKAY to base the whole – practically endless – future on this endeavor? Read the full article…
How to Build a Culture of Compassion
Challenging indeed ― especially in an organizational environment with zero compassion and a lot of fear and toxicity. Some AURELIS-congruent ideas may be helpful. Please read first, [see: “Compassion, basically“]. No coercion One might be tempted to impose some Compassionate rules and quickly get on with the real business. In my view, this is not Read the full article…