Meditation On Developing Impartial Compassion

Join Venerable Tenzin Tsepal in a recent “Sharing the Dharma Day” meditation at Sravasti Abbey, focused on overcoming “bumps on the road” to developing impartial compassion for all beings.

This meditation begins with a guided body scan and short breathing meditation. Later, the analytical meditation encourages us to compare our response to the suffering of dear ones and strangers. Do you notice a difference in your compassion and open-heartedness in both situations, and if so, why?

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Gratitude 🙏🏾 V

I think the real love I am working on is giving without expectation in return. The impartial compassion that i have a ways to go on is sometimes those who are apathetic or hostile or both will not care for your care for them.

But that’s what makes the impartial co
passion true is that you do it because you unconditionally care for the apathetic, hostile, and violently delusional because true compassion can only manifest if you rise above the self pitying anger that you always have to be met with people who will be pleasent to you.

Thank you, though this is easier said than done, remembering these words and not letting others ill actions lead to hostile anger or complacent apathy is a 24/7 practice.

Wonderful. The world definitely needs more compassion and tolerance. Much Metta to you. Thank you. ☮️💖🙏🖖🪷