Words Beyond Feeling

Compassion is a profound understanding of suffering accompanied by a genuine sense of empathy. It involves the ability to selflessly support others, recognizing that their pain is not separate from our own. Compassion also encompasses the recognition of our interconnectedness in the universe, understanding that all living beings are interdependent through a shared essence, symbiotic energy, and mutual responsibilities. It is a conscious state of abundant concern and authentic care for the well-being of others. In other words, compassion is a innate feeling of profound goodwill towards everything and everyone. Compassion is also a sacred practice that demands our consciousness to see and feel things differently and clearly with soft heart. It requires us to look beyond the superficial layers of existence and to peer into the depths of another's soul. It beckons us to listen, truly listen, to feel, truly feel, to understand, truly understand the unspoken cries for help, to hold space

Being true to our own existence and the whole universe is a profound and meaningful endeavor. By recognizing our interconnectedness, authentic selves, we can lead more fulfilling lives and participate in the ongoing cosmic dance of existence while exploring our consciousness, seeking deeper understanding, and expressing our true selves authentically. The whole universe operates in a delicate balance, where everything is interconnected and interdependent. Human beings possess a unique level of consciousness and self-awareness. We have the capacity to reflect on our own existence, question the nature of reality, and contemplate our purpose in the universe. By being true, we can align ourselves with this natural harmony. When we live authentically, we are more likely to make choices that are in harmony with the well-being of ourselves, others, and the planet, fostering a more balanced and sustainable world. One of the most profound teachings I received from my father was the importance o

 Taking up our own responsibility is like being the captain of our own ship, sailing through life's unpredictable seas without causing turbulence for others or being tossed around by their actions. When we embrace responsibility for our choices, emotions, and existence, we understand that we are not passive recipients of life's circumstances but active participants in shaping our realities. This mindset encourages us to examine our beliefs, values, and habits, and make conscious choices that align with our desired outcomes. At its core, taking up personal responsibility means acknowledging that we have the ability to respond to life's challenges in a proactive and accountable manner. It goes beyond blaming external factors or circumstances for our successes or failures and instead focuses on taking ownership of our thoughts, emotions, and actions. Consider the sun, radiating its energy and light selflessly, providing warmth and illumination to all. Similarly, the moon sof

Men and women are both creatures of this universe. Something makes them different from each other, and that is all there are—differences. They both have their own style, their own personalities, their own attitudes, and their own individual processes of growing, learning, thinking, evolving, and serving. We must consider them differently and individually, with their own distinctions. Don't make their individuality a complication. Everything is easy if we fathom it in its natural and original state and situations; everything seems complicated when we fathom it at the further level of those states and situations. To understand something or someone, we need to go to their original condition; that's where we find their original self without making our own assumptions. Therefore try to accept everything as it is. Accepting is the greatest way of seeing acutely, as we don't impose our own ideas and experiences on them. The problem is when people distribute things in two differ