Those we see as least worthy of compassion are often those who need it most

Update: 2022-12-13

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Holding compassion for those we see as malicious, selfish, or otherwise unworthy may not feel right.

Such characteristics, however, are often rooted in deep suffering or fear.

Those we see as least worthy of compassion are often those who need it most.

This includes ourselves.

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Stepping away for now:-)

2022-12-1900:46

What’s actually happening?

2022-12-1600:36

What if we simply listened?

2022-12-1500:36

Life isn't always a problem to be solved

2022-12-1400:36

Those we see as least worthy of compassion are often those who need it most

2022-12-1300:39

Let your thoughts serve you

2022-12-1200:36

You'll never hate yourself into loving yourself

2022-12-0900:35

Make peace with your imperfection

2022-12-0800:38

What would you do if you knew you would fail?

2022-12-0700:36

Trust who you are

2022-12-0600:39

How would you treat a dear friend?

2022-12-0500:40

Is quitting the only option?

2022-12-0200:38

How are the labels you've chosen serving you?

2022-12-0100:42

Beating yourself up is optional

2022-11-3000:37

What pain can you let go?

2022-11-2900:41

Don't forget yourself

2022-11-2800:36

What do you need?

2022-11-2500:40

Take care of what's essential

2022-11-2400:38

Contribute kindness

2022-11-2300:37

Your past does not define your future

2022-11-2200:38

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Those we see as least worthy of compassion are often those who need it most

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Those we see as least worthy of compassion are often those who need it most

Rob Arthur

Those we see as least worthy of compassion are often those who need it most