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The Buddha's compassion inspires compassion in others from "summary" of The Buddha from Babylon by Harvey Kraft

The Buddha's compassion is like a bright light that shines upon all beings, illuminating the path of kindness and understanding. This profound quality of empathy and care is not confined to the Buddha alone, but radiates outward, touching the hearts of those who come into contact with it. When one witnesses the boundless compassion of the Buddha, it stirs something deep within them, awakening their own capacity for empathy and benevolence. This ripple effect of compassion is a powerful force for positive change in the world. As individuals are inspired by the Buddha's example, they in turn become beacons of compassion in their own right, spreading kindness and empathy wherever they go. This chain reaction of compassion creates a network of support and understanding that transcends bound...
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    The Buddha from Babylon

    Harvey Kraft

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