Compassion

All three types of compassion share the same definition: the wish for others to be free of suffering and the causes of suffering, yet they are distinct from each other.

The coronavirus pandemic provides us with a unique opportunity to work together, using our compassion, intelligence and courage to win this battle and rebuild our global community.

Overview of the basic principles of Buddhism and Islam, comparing the discussions of love, forgiveness and ethics in each.

To find and implement realistic ways to overcome suffering, we need to deconstruct false appearances and, thereby, see reality.

The ancient Indian teachings on the mind, emotions, cognition, and logic can be of great benefit to the modern world.

Buddhism approaches nonviolence more in terms of our state of mind rather than viewing it in terms of physical actions.

The Buddhist view of love.

An introduction to compassion, the heart of the Buddha's teachings.

Disturbing emotions are those that make us lose peace of mind and self-control.

Compassion is the most stable when based on the natural closeness and affection between mother and newborn and on the equality of everyone in wanting to be happy.