Quotes About Compassion
Idiot, Proginoskes said, anxiously rather than crossly. Love isn't how you feel. It's what you do. I've never had a feeling in my life
~ Madeline L'Engle
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Jesus was more forgiving to those who made mistakes in love than to those who judged each other harshly and were cold of heart.
~ Madeline L'Engle
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people don't have to explain things nearly as much as you think they do.
~ Maeve Binchy
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To heal would be to open the wound,examine it and forgive
~ Maeve Binchy
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Was Louis mean? He had always seemed the very spirit of generosity. When he had hardly sixpence left he would spend the coins he had on a bunch of violets. She couldn't bear to think of Louis as mean. Anything else but that.
~ Maeve Binchy
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There is no use in God's earth being upset by the things that other people do, only what you do yourself.
~ Maeve Binchy
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Anna Kelly was sitting beside Emmet's bed. She wore a white cardigan over a pale blue dress. Her blonde hair, like Clio's, was shiny and the colour of corn. Stevie hadn't realised that she was such an attractive little thing. 'Well, well. Lucky Emmet. His own little Florence Nightingale,' he said admiringly.
~ Maeve Binchy
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would want if she were able to speak, Nora
~ Maeve Binchy
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Now that her childbearing years were over he had discovered that he wanted to be a father. And he expected her to understand all this. Possibly even be glad for him. Louis Gray must be a man without any sensitivity at all. He must be lacking in any real brain as well. Perhaps he was a bit simple. Maybe that lopsided smile and those deep eyes were empty, meaningless things, not an indication of a loving soul.
~ Maeve Binchy
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Mary Paula had severe morning sickness and was in no mood to console him. He had to be particularly consolatory to her.
~ Maeve Binchy
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She had a lot of experience bringing up younger brothers herself but had never been close to a little girl. The
~ Maeve Binchy
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Eventually I confess to a friend some details about my weeping—its intensity, its frequency. She says (kindly) that she thinks we sometimes weep in front of a mirror not to inflame self-pity, but because we want to feel witnessed in our despair. (Can a reflection be a witness? Can one pass oneself the sponge wet with vinegar from a reed?)
~ Maggie Nelson
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He has, Anges sees, done what any father would wish to do, to exchange his child's suffering for his own, to take his place, to offer himself up in his child's stead so that the boy might live.
~ Maggie O'Farrell
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The new information technology, indifferent to human suffering, does not accommodate humane needs unless we harness it and make it do so.
~ Mahnaz Afkhami
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By making love conditional, tough love undermines familial affection, removing the one refuge where people can ordinarily assume they are loved for who they are, not what they do.
~ Maia Szalavitz
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But how could you measure your own pain against the pain of the world?
~ Maile Meloy
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And it is very true that the most tender, complicated, most generous part of our being blossoms without any effort, when it comes to the love of a dog.
~ Maira Kalman
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But you are involved in the world, and your actions have consequences for other people, and if you don't recognize that, then that's the supreme kind of cruelty. Everyone shares someone else's fate to some extent.
~ Malcolm Bradbury
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Be kind and considerate with your criticism... It's just as hard to write a bad book as it is to write a good book.
~ Malcolm Cowley
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Don't look at the stranger and jump to conclusions. Look at the stranger's world.
~ Malcolm Gladwell
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Owe no one anything except to love one another;
~ Malcolm Gladwell
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It was not the privileged and the fortunate who took in the Jews in France. It was the marginal and the damaged, which should remind us that there are real limits to what evil and misfortune can accomplish.
~ Malcolm Gladwell
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We could start by no longer penalizing one another for defaulting to truth. If you are a parent whose child was abused by a stranger—even if you were in the room—that does not make you a bad parent. And if you are a university president and you do not jump to the worst-case scenario when given a murky report about one of your employees, that doesn't make you a criminal. To assume the best about another is the trait that has created modern society.
~ Malcolm Gladwell
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We feel obliged to tell you that there are among us a certain number of Jews. But, we make no distinction between Jews and non-Jews. It is contrary to the Gospel teaching. If our comrades, whose only fault is to be born in another religion, received the order to let themselves be deported, or even examined, they would disobey the order received, and we would try to hide them as best we could. We have Jews. You're not getting them.
~ Malcolm Gladwell
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