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From Guilt to Responsibility
The age of guilt is ending. What once helped us behave now keeps us small. This blog invites the reader to see how responsibility – rooted in Compassion and freedom – can take guilt’s place as humanity’s next moral step. It is both vision and practice, alive in the quiet work of AURELIS and Lisa. Read the full article…
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The first (but not exclusive) dictionary meaning of compassion in the West is pity. I use Compassion to mean Total-Person Empathy, a far more accurate interpretation. — In Eastern traditions, Compassion similarly aligns with Total-Person Empathy. I capitalize Compassion consistently to emphasize the inherent worth of the whole person. See also Compassion, Basically. Total person Read the full article…