Dharma Quote by Collection from articles in The Times of India
““In political terms, the Buddha’s dharma would translate as an attentiveness to the unease of the other; a sharing in his anguish; a willingness to concede one’s errors and establish a just peace. These are skills that India’s political leaders conspicuously lack. If dharma were made the basis of politics, it might help resolve the crises on which the survival of India’s parasitical ruling class depends.””
About This Quote
Source Collection of articles, The Times of India, political commentary
Applying Buddhist compassion to politics could address leaders’ lack of empathy and create just peace.
In simple terms: Compassion in politics could help.
Promote empathy in leadership.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- policy making
- leadership development
- social activism
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can empathy be taught to leaders?
- What barriers exist to compassionate politics?
Implementation may clash with entrenched interests.