The Dalai Lama urges us to feel the same kind of compassion for strangers as we do for our family and friends. What changes might a person have to make in order to practice the Dalai Lama’s brand of compassion?
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What changes must one make, to practice compassion toward others?
Posted on 08 February 2010 by admin
4 Comments
OU #1
on 8th Feb, 10 09:02pm
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on 8th Feb, 10 10:02pm
i think tempering the urge to judge someone is a huge challenge (for me anyway). it’s so easy to dismiss someone and assume we know all about them based on a few words or actions, but people are so complex. we have no idea what choices and circumstances have made a stranger who they are.
CHRISTINE S
on 8th Feb, 10 10:02pm
Maria – I think this must be an impossible request by the Dalai Lama as sadly a vast majority of people in the world have no pity or sympathy for anyone but themselves.
Venus Mantrap
on 8th Feb, 10 10:02pm
i think the a big way to show compassion is getting rid of our egos. When we put ourselves first all the time, we tend to treat other ppl bad.