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Live · 11-28-2011, 10:47 PM

compassion is world's greatest achievement and gift!
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Everlast - What it's Like
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Everlast - What it's Like ''Whiteyford sing's the Blues'' We've all seen the man at the liqour store beggin' for your change , the hair on his face is dirty ...

judge not that ye be judged. our constution provides all with equal dignity. and kindess is our own best reward. listen and think for a moment. I wish this were required in schools ethics classes. be careful what you think because as you think, so you become and so you are.

ClayTheScribe · 01-28-2012, 11:51 PM

If having compassion for oneself and all sentient beings were a part of our education and even criminal justice systems, and growing awareness was more important than memorizing facts for tests, this world would be a completely different place. I've found compassion, first for one self, and then for others, to be the key to recovery and keeping the addictive mind at bay. The darkness can not thrive where light is shone. Thanks for sharing this.

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Live Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Bristol TN/VA Posts: 11,588 Blog Entries: 5	compassion compassion is world's greatest achievement and gift! Everlast - What it's Like - YouTube Everlast - What it's Like YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Everlast - What it's Like ''Whiteyford sing's the Blues'' We've all seen the man at the liqour store beggin' for your change , the hair on his face is dirty ... judge not that ye be judged. our constution provides all with equal dignity. and kindess is our own best reward. listen and think for a moment. I wish this were required in schools ethics classes. be careful what you think because as you think, so you become and so you are. __________________ Each small candle lights a corner of the dark....Roger Waters

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ClayTheScribe Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Colorado Posts: 662 Blog Entries: 1	If having compassion for oneself and all sentient beings were a part of our education and even criminal justice systems, and growing awareness was more important than memorizing facts for tests, this world would be a completely different place. I've found compassion, first for one self, and then for others, to be the key to recovery and keeping the addictive mind at bay. The darkness can not thrive where light is shone. Thanks for sharing this. __________________ “Impossible is a term humans use far too often." -- Seven of Nine

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