Tag: empathy
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The Power of Altruistic Action: Love as a Catalyst for Personal and Global Transformation
Philosophical Exploration Series – 7 Interconnected, Love’s ripple heals, binds us all, Altruism blooms. Introduction: A Call to Altruism “No one has ever become poor by giving.” – Anne Frank In a world often characterized by self-interest and individualism, the idea that the only action that truly helps us is that which helps others can…
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Discovering New Worlds: The Joys of Reading
The Benefits of Reading Reading is a fundamental skill that many of us learn at an early age, but the benefits of reading go far beyond just being able to understand words on a page. Reading can broaden our horizons, expand our knowledge, and even improve our mental health. In this article, we will explore…
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Tonglen: A Powerful Practice for Cultivating Compassion and Empathy
Lost in Translation – 7 The Problem of Disconnection in a Fast-Paced World In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to become disconnected from our sense of empathy and compassion. We may become so caught up in our own problems that we forget about the struggles of others around us. However, a practice called Tonglen, originating…
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How to Make a Difference: Becoming a Volunteer for a Suicide Helpline in India
Introduction Suicide is a serious issue that affects millions of people around the world. In India, suicide rates have been steadily increasing, and it is estimated that approximately 135,000 people die by suicide every year. Suicide helplines play a crucial role in providing support to individuals who may be struggling with suicidal thoughts. If you…
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10 Fundamental Rules for a Meaningful and Successful Life
Busy Bee Section The first rule, “Know Thyself,” emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in living a fulfilled life. Without knowing our strengths and weaknesses, we cannot identify our true calling in life. The second rule, “Control thyself,” encourages us to exercise self-discipline and moderation in our thoughts, actions, and desires. The third rule, “Moderate Ambitions,”…
