there is a girl at school i knew who always got bullied. Everyone disliked her, but i don’t know why. All i do know is that when i showed her compassion, the whole world changed, like a light had been turned on.
Don’t just put money in the cap. Sit next to them and listen for awhile. People need more checks and a dismissive pat on the head. They aren’t a lost puppy, they are a person, just like you. “Poor”, why do we always use that as an adjective of the person not their circumstances? Because we want to believe that we are better, too good to be on the concrete. We’ll make excuses for why we aren’t rich (parents didn’t invest right, etc) but never acknowledge why we aren’t poor.
the compassion can be so good for the victim or very bad too. It is better to have it and be a good person with a nice concience and you will be better with yourself
my grandmother would share stories of her life during difficult times. Her unwavering compassion for others, even when she had little to give, has inspired me to carry her legacy forward and be a beacon of kindness in the world.
A child’s laughter filled the air as an elderly man shared stories of his youth. Generations bridged by the gentle touch of compassion, the unspoken understanding that connected their hearts.
As the storm raged outside, a homeless man found shelter in the kindness of a stranger. A simple act of compassion that would forever change his life, restoring his faith in humanity.
when Luna gazed into the eyes of the wounded animal, her heart swelled with compassion. with gentle hands and a soothing lullaby, she nursed it back to health, forging a bond that transcended the barriers of species.
The weary traveler found solace in the kindness of strangers. Their compassion, a warm embrace that transcended language and culture, became the lifeline that sustained him on his journey.
there is a girl at school i knew who always got bullied. Everyone disliked her, but i don’t know why. All i do know is that when i showed her compassion, the whole world changed, like a light had been turned on.
Don’t just put money in the cap. Sit next to them and listen for awhile. People need more checks and a dismissive pat on the head. They aren’t a lost puppy, they are a person, just like you. “Poor”, why do we always use that as an adjective of the person not their circumstances? Because we want to believe that we are better, too good to be on the concrete. We’ll make excuses for why we aren’t rich (parents didn’t invest right, etc) but never acknowledge why we aren’t poor.
the compassion can be so good for the victim or very bad too. It is better to have it and be a good person with a nice concience and you will be better with yourself
my grandmother would share stories of her life during difficult times. Her unwavering compassion for others, even when she had little to give, has inspired me to carry her legacy forward and be a beacon of kindness in the world.
A child’s laughter filled the air as an elderly man shared stories of his youth. Generations bridged by the gentle touch of compassion, the unspoken understanding that connected their hearts.
As the storm raged outside, a homeless man found shelter in the kindness of a stranger. A simple act of compassion that would forever change his life, restoring his faith in humanity.
when Luna gazed into the eyes of the wounded animal, her heart swelled with compassion. with gentle hands and a soothing lullaby, she nursed it back to health, forging a bond that transcended the barriers of species.
The weary traveler found solace in the kindness of strangers. Their compassion, a warm embrace that transcended language and culture, became the lifeline that sustained him on his journey.