Compassion is not feeling pity for a homeless person, but instead, smiling and showing respect for them simply because they are.
Compassion is telephoning an aging parent or friend because you want to, not because you have to.
Compassion is changing what you can, with an open heart and mind, to better a situation.
Compassion is saying you want to help and then really help.
Compassion is loving a person... even when you don't like them.
Compassion is praying for someone, not just saying, "I've been thinking about you." Action matters.
Compassion is helping a friend through a difficult time even when it gets tough for you. You don't want to miss the miracles along the way.
Compassion is shaving your friend's head because their chemo is working...and knowing that this act is an honor bestowed upon you.
Compassion is having feelings for all beings and providing help and healing the best you can from your heart.
Compassion is...
Loving yourself and being in your truth.
