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Looking at Suffering
We should never forget the suffering. Numbers don’t suffer. People do. Children and mothers and fathers, as you know. Husbands and wives. We know. Should we then all keep thinking about the suffering of so many who are in misery? Yes, we should, in a way. Of course, we cannot, for several reasons. We don’t Read the full article…
Is Compassion ‘the Ultimate Goal’?
The question of whether Compassion is the ultimate goal invites us to reflect deeply. While declaring anything as ‘ultimate’ risks absolutism, Compassion can be seen as the best alternative there is. This perspective avoids dogmatism and invites continual effort, making Compassion not a rigid endpoint but an evolving principle that grows with us. Comparing Compassion Read the full article…
Emptiness and Compassion
There is an underneath to Compassion, and that underneath is Emptiness. This Emptiness is not a void, but rather a fertile ground where true Compassion can take root and flourish. This is why I consistently use a capital in Compassion. It’s more than pity and more than compassion. Much more This might seem esoteric, and Read the full article…