Quotes About Compassion
Listening is being able to be changed by the other person.
~ Alan Alda
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I didn't know it, but what I was really looking for was compassion. Not consciously of course. I didn't consciously want to become compassionate. Who in his right mind would give up his place at the center of the universe? Compassion is scary. If you open up too much to people, they have power over you and make you i things for them. Better to keep them at a distance ...
~ Alan Alda
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No man or woman of the humblest sort can really be strong, gentle and good, without the world being better for it, without somebody being helped and comforted by the very existence of that goodness.
~ Alan Alda
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You can tell a lot about people by the way they treat the help.
~ Alan Alda
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Sometimes, being willing to see the other person means you have to be willing to let them see you.
~ Alan Alda
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Jean Paul Sartre says in "No Exit" that hell is other people. Well, our task in life is to make it heaven. Or at least earth.
~ Alan Alda, GQ, Summer, 1980
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Oh! Well, Many happy returns of the day, Eeyore." "And many happy returns to you, Pooh Bear." "But it isn't my birthday." "No, it's mine." "But you said 'Many happy returns'--" "Well, why not? You don't always want to be miserable on my birthday, do you?
~ Alan Alexander Milne
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Write what you care about, write what moves you, what intrigues you and you find compelling, write what angers you and makes you sad.
~ Alan Ball
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He is interested in the feelings of the squash ball, and of the champagne bottle that launches the ship. In a football match his sympathy is not with either of the teams but with the ball, or, in a match ending nil-nil, with the hunger of the goalmouth.
~ Alan Bennett
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she bid me to look out on the lawn at the leper girls who were running on lame feet, playing croquet with crippled hands. "There is beauty," she said, "in the least beautiful of things.
~ Alan Brennert
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But it's a poor church that cares only for what happens to a soul after it leaves this life." -Damien
~ Alan Brennert
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marveled at how two souls - two completely different species - could make each other so happy. If you were kind to animals, they repaid that kindness a thousandfold. People disappointed; animals never did.
~ Alan Brennert
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You have the power to take away someone's happiness by refusing to forgive. That someone is you.
~ Alan Cohen
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A four-year-old may believe that her thoughts also have the power to affect what happens to others, and so she will feel guilty should misfortune befall someone about whom she has had an angry thought.
~ Alan Cromer
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You may have heard that your grief journey's end will come when you resolve, or recover from, your grief. But your journey will never end. Soften, yes, but end, no. People do not "get over" the death of a pet.
~ Alan D. Wolfelt
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I have come to realise that no one sees the world quite the way you do. Even with a great deal of shared experience there is always a shift of a few degrees in perspective, and no one's pain is ever the same as yours.
~ Alan Davies
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That which is beautiful is magnified by being shared with others.That which is painful is often moderated by being shared. Both are logical. -Spock
~ Alan Dean Foster
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I am a peace supporting Jew.
~ Alan Dershowitz
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Always seek to allow others the space to be imperfect.
~ Alan Downs
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other and often occur simultaneously.
~ Alan Downs
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the deeply held, sinister belief that perhaps HIV is physical evidence of our own unloveableness.
~ Alan Downs
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Sometimes, when I was looking out for my own happiness, I almost forgot you existed.
~ Alan Gibbons
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It was easy to think the worst of humanity when all I saw was brutality and selfishness, and these people showed me there was still good in the world, even if I rarely saw it.
~ Alan Gratz
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Sergeant Meredith was the one who'd taught him how to survive. Sergeant Meredith was the one who'd given him his nickname. Sergeant Meredith was the one who had listened when Ray had argued for the Okinawans. Sergeant Meredith was the one who had taught Ray how to grieve for the death of a soldier.
~ Alan Gratz
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