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Develop compassion for yourself and others from "summary" of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Zen Living by Gary R. McClain,Eve Adamson

Developing compassion for yourself and others is at the heart of Zen practice. It involves cultivating a deep sense of understanding and empathy towards both yourself and those around you. Compassion is about recognizing the inherent suffering that all beings experience and responding with kindness and care. When we cultivate compassion for ourselves, we are able to acknowledge our own pain and struggles without judgment or criticism. Instead of being hard on ourselves for our perceived shortcomings, we can offer ourselves the same kindness and understanding that we would offer to a dear friend. This self-compassion allows us to heal old wounds and develop a greater sense of self-acceptance and love. Similarly, when we extend compassion to others, we are able to see beyond their actions and ...
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    The Complete Idiot's Guide to Zen Living

    Gary R. McClain

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