Posts Tagged ‘Compassion’
Ambivilent Compassion Gently Rustles Our Tree
Dec
04
Featured Letters | Compassion, disbelief, Gift, indifference, nine countries
Solitary acts of compassion can be and sometimes are greater than the perceived compassion of a larger body. When we act alone in compassion in truth we do no such thing. We act within a loving disposition, energy greater than our own that thrives beyond the physical… (read the rest)
Are You A Soldier of Compassion?
Dec
01
Impromptu Letters | apathy, Compassion, good news network, simple gestures
We all marshal feelings of inadequacy as we turn to those in need. Time and time again we see fearful acts that offer no solution to untenable situations. Marshal what you will but never forget your link to one another is far greater than the one who… (read the rest)
A Compassionate Leave of Absence
Nov
29
Featured Letters | Compassion, India, nine countries, root cause, word aids
On the anniversary of Word Aids Day, we should be celebrating, but we are not. Some celebrate in fine style. They boost a profile, while asking others to raise the bar. Still others boost morale, yet few seem focused on boosting self esteem through compassionate care. This… (read the rest)
Taking Care of Self First
Oct
01
Impromptu Letters | accountability, Balance, Compassion, Energy, equilibrium
This letter will be brief and to the point. It is disconcerting how we manage to care for everyone else but ourselves first. We almost avoid personal care, placing career, employer, family, friends and even pets before our own needs. Perhaps its time we listened to the… (read the rest)
A Fingerprint of Human Compassion
Sep
10
Impromptu Letters | Belief, Compassion, Quran burning, Voice
Recent news items have brought to light the erratic nature in which a minor religious player has deemed it necessary to draw a line in the sand on American soil. Offensive notions should never overshadow the common good. We can ill afford to trust the one who… (read the rest)