#arbinger

...that every human being is worthy of attention and that the origins of every good and evil capability of the universe may be found by observing a single, even very humble, person and the turnings of his or her mind.

‘What is not done for the benefit of others is not worth doing.’ Seeking happiness just for yourself is the best way there is to make yourself, and everyone else, unhappy.

I guess I feel that Buddhism doesn’t have anything to say about anything, really.

We never really know what’s going on with anyone else, but we know what it’s like to be human. So in the face of suffering, what appropriate response is there but compassion?

The question is not what you look at, but what you see.

Building trust is an everyday action, one that requires a shift in mindset, not a whole new set of operating instructions.