In our third video on confronting abuse, Pam Rubin says that having compassion for people who have been abused does not mean demonizing abusers.
When faced with caring for her aging mother, Ann Potter struggles to practice both compassion for others and compassion for herself.
The famed writer talks abou a failure of kindness and a convocation speech that went viral.
The loss of her brother sent her on a journey into the past, where Ellen Watters Sullivan encountered a family legacy of shame as old as the American South itself.
After caring for his mother, Ajahn Viradhammo reflects on self-sacrifice and the importance of cultivating a strong and expansive heart.
Sophia Aguiñaga transforms the wear and tear of customer service into compassion and love for both the worker and the customers being served.
Joshua Eaton asks: “Why is it that Buddhists are always talking about compassion but aren’t providing shelter for those in need?”
The Under 35 Project Stacy Chivers writes about working with sick people and offering them “love, patience, and compassion.”
Here’s the latest from The Under 35 Project, by Leslie Gossett, about the power of creating your own story.
An inconceivable accident. For Marcelle Gilkerson and her community, compassionate togetherness would be the key to going forward.
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