Seeing others as another you can break down barriers and help us develop more understanding and compassion for people beyond our friends.
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“Restorative practices provide hope. Let’s repair the harm, let’s restore humanity and let’s reform the systems and our way of showing up.”
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TCM is embarking on a series of interviews asking folks to talk about what they see as crucial elements along the path toward a more compassionate world.
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The Lily Project is a group of talented and motivated high school students from across the Twin Cities hoping to inspire change through art.
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As I’ve restructured my schedule to incorporate compassion as a regular practice, there has been a marked change in my disposition, mood, and reaction to my fellows.
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“There’s something incredible about being able to put your art out into the world when what you’re putting out is something with a message and has meaning and there’s a point to it.”
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Roshi Joan Halifax calls fear, pity, and moral outrage the “enemies of compassion.”
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Feeling unmoored by fear often brings me to practice acceptance.
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In Buddhism, interbeing includes everything: animals, plants, humans, minerals. Everything. Damage to one is damage to all.
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I often think back on a time when I was given one of the greatest gifts of kindness—a real lesson in life I will never forget.
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Like many of my White friends right now, I’m searching to grasp how the oppression of people of color intricately weaves its way through us.
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Lately, I have been caught in the tension between “being” and “doing.” I want so much to help heal this broken world and to keep myself and my loved ones from being torn apart by it.
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I have been searching for a metaphor that really captures the way this pandemic has changed my daily experience.
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