“To summarize, Monroe suggests a compassionate response is something we do, not just think about. Its benefit is solely for the other person, and the act might even diminish our welfare without any expectation of recognition on our part. That’s… — Kelsey Crowe Copy Share Image
“COMPASSION = NOTICE, Feel, RESPOND EMPATHY = COMPASSION + IMAGINATION” — Kelsey Crowe Copy Share Image
“Forgiveness comes when we’re able to recognize that the other person’s actions were more about them—their own motivations and context—than about us. (And that… — Kelsey Crowe Copy Share Image
“Empathy is when you use your imagination to expand your ability to feel compassion for people in situations beyond those you have experienced, maybe… — Kelsey Crowe Copy Share Image
“To summarize, Monroe suggests a compassionate response is something we do, not just think about. Its benefit is solely for the other person, and… — Kelsey Crowe Copy Share Image
