Dalai Lama | the Ethic of Compassion

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Dalai Lama | The Ethic of Compassion
The Dalai Lama presents levels of compassion, beginning with empathy, which can be developed into unconditional compassion toward all sentient beings, and finally expanded to "great compassion," or the sense of responsibility toward all others. The latter functions as an aspirational ideal, reminding us not to be biased toward those we already love. This impartiality functions as a more stable basis for compassion and is then a guide for everyday life.
-The basic level of compassion, according to the Dalai Lama, can be developed into unconditional compassion toward all sentient beings, including

• A) those who would harm us.
• B) only those who love us.
• C) only those who understand us.
• D) only those who are like us.

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