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In Buddhism, there is a bodhisattva who embodies the spirit of compassion. This bodhisattva, named Avalokitesvara, is so full of love that she can’t bear for people to suffer. When she sees or hears people in distress or difficulty, she goes to them very quickly to offer aid and relief.
Developing wisdom is one of the core components – alongside ethical conduct and mental discipline – of the Noble Eightfold Path, known as the Path to the Cessation of Suffering, that the Buddha taught as the fourth of the Four Noble Truths. Two of the eight parts of the Noble Eightfold Path pertain to wisdom, these being Right View or Understanding, and Right Thought.
Photo by: Peter Lin “The Buddha’s mind is one of compassion; He has empathy for sentient beings. He acts with deep sincerity because He has compassion for them. Once He attained Buddhahood, His one great cause was to universally give the Dharma to all sentient beings. This is the Buddha’s loving-kindness and compassion.” Dharma Master […]
Photo by: Peter Lin “The Buddha’s mind is one of compassion; He has empathy for sentient beings. He acts with deep sincerity because He has compassion for them. Once He attained Buddhahood, His one great cause was to universally give the Dharma to all sentient beings. This is the Buddha’s loving-kindness and compassion.” Dharma Master […]
Photo by: Peter Lin “The Buddha’s mind is one of compassion; He has empathy for sentient beings. He acts with deep sincerity because He has compassion for them. Once He attained Buddhahood, His one great cause was to universally give the Dharma to all sentient beings. This is the Buddha’s loving-kindness and compassion.” Dharma Master […]
Photo by: Peter Lin “The Buddha’s mind is one of compassion; He has empathy for sentient beings. He acts with deep sincerity because He has compassion for them. Once He attained Buddhahood, His one great cause was to universally give the Dharma to all sentient beings. This is the Buddha’s loving-kindness and compassion.” Dharma Master […]
