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Comment on: Blog Post 'THE Chinese goddess of COMPASSION': s compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering — the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathize, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let them know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so your ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. But that’s the only kind there is. …; Added by Michael Grove at 8:09 on May 11, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'I Am You': compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering — the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathize, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let them know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so your ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. But that’s the only kind there is. …; Added by Michael Grove at 7:58 on May 11, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'Why the next Buddha will be a collective': s compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering — the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathize, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let them know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so your ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. But that’s the only kind there is. …; Added by Michael Grove at 8:09 on May 11, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'INTEGRAL ART': s compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering — the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathize, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let them know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so your ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. But that’s the only kind there is. …; Added by Michael Grove at 8:11 on May 11, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'A call to ACTION': s compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering — the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathize, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let them know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so you ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. But that’s the only kind there is. …; Added by Michael Grove at 8:08 on May 11, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'THE CARING REVOLUTION ...': s compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering - the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathize, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let them know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so your ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. But that’s the only kind there is. …; Added by Michael Grove at 8:10 on May 11, 2013

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Comment on: Blog Post 'penny on - BE someone': ’s compassion for myself in another form. It’s another self-compassion method. Imagine the pain you feel when you see someone else suffering — the suffering you feel is real suffering, just as the other person is suffering. Yet, most people don’t actually ease that suffering in themselves. So, how do you ease that suffering in yourself when you see someone else suffering? You reach out, empathise, make a connection, and look for a way to reduce the other person’s suffering, and your own. If the other person opens up, that’s great. If not, that’s OK, because you’ve reached out and let thesm know that you too suffer when you see them suffer. That’s a powerful thing. And so you ease your own suffering, and it’s a selfish sort of compassion. BUT that’s the only kind there is.Severn …; Added by Michael Grove at 8:10 on May 11, 2013

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