In what ways would you say “compassion is the basis of all morality?”
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In what ways would you say “compassion is the basis of all morality?”
It’s A Sin (Paul Anka covering the Pet Shop Boys)
More Sayings from Schopenhauer (1:09)
Tibetan Singing Bowl Meditation (10:01)
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5 responses to “And Now .. The Down and Dirty Sins that Just Won’t Go Away – Step 4”
I’ve found the most effective way to show love is by compassion and tolerance of people all the time. This is an olive branch that brings people closer to me, because they feel they are not being judged
Good morning everyone + happy Saturday. Here is today’s thought. Try to trust God in your life, even when you find yourself in darkness. God does have a plan for each of us. Live faithfully. Give your best + leave the results to God. Blessings. BB
For me, if I’m not harming myself or someone else, then it really isn’t immoral. I have to be careful that there isn’t a hidden harm that I’m not aware of. So I tread carefully in terms of sexual, emotional, and spiritual issues because they can be wrought with hidden land mines. I have to be careful my self-will isn’t running amok. So if in doubt, I travel the well worn path where I know it is safe. If my actions and intention are not coming from compassion, then they are immediately suspect.
I love hearing that compassion is the basis of all morality. My moral judgments are usually aimed at someone other than myself. Yet I know I have neither power nor the illusion of control over anyone but myself. I also know my morals began being constructed before I was five years old. As I learn better, I do better. I also know I cannot change/correct anything about myself without the help of my Higher Power. Great thing Steps 1-2-3 assured me of the unconditional love of my HP.
I can be a little bit more patient.