
Energetic Reset & A Compassionate Heart
by Emily
Compassion is a surprisingly tricky heart-state to cultivate. When I connect into the suffering of others, I often find myself feeling grief and sorrow. Sharon Salzberg in her book, Loving Kindness, describes sorrow and grief as similar to compassion but quite different. True compassion emerges with a quality of equanimity—there is no good and bad, right and wrong, right and evil—just suffering and the end of suffering. She writes: “To be compassionate is to wish that a being or all beings be free from pain. To be compassionate is to sense from within what it must be like to experience someone else’s experience.”











