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Compassion is a practical tool or action that fosters meaningful connection and mutual support between people.
4 people · 4 episodes
Giving flowers as a gift enhances emotional connection between the giver and the receiver.
“when you give flowers as a gift it activates something inside you that makes you feel more emotionally connected to the person that you're giving flowers to”
Mel Robbins · Jun 2024 · 4 episodes · 6.0M views on this topic
Compassion allows for connection and mutual support that makes great things possible during difficult times.
“The idea from the Buddhist teachings is that when we're together and committed to compassion, liberation, a free heart, and care for one another, amazing things are possible.”
Be Here Now Network · May 2026 · 13 episodes · 61K views on this topicMaintaining neutrality and understanding that everything is sacred allows people to find connection even amidst separation.
“We can find a neutrality in understanding that everything in life is sacred. Everything comes from divine, even the things that you consider dark or the things that you don't agree with.”
The Rich Roll Podcast · Dec 2021 · 1 episode · 49K views on this topicCompassion is an innate capacity that can be systematically trained or practiced to improve behavioral responses.
3 people · 2 episodes
We can increase our capacity for compassion by learning to act as a healing holding environment for our own feelings rather than suppressing or acting on them.
“But there's a third way to be with feelings that neither suppresses or denies them. Quite in fact, the opposite. Allows much more intimacy with them. gives them profound permission to fully be here and also does not fully identify with them or react from them and that is to become a profoundly heali”
10% Happier · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 5K views on this topicBy visualizing memories of care and comfort, we can use the brain's natural simulation processes to access and strengthen our innate capacity for compassion.
“What's happening within the brain is we're actually simulating the experience as if it's happening now. We don't have to work really hard to do that. The brain is constantly doing this.”
10% Happier · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 5K views on this topicTraining in compassion leads to measurable behavioral changes in how individuals interact with others, including those they find difficult.
“it turns out that kids actually distribute significantly more stickers to their least favorite friend in the class after going through this simple kindness training where they are taught to reflect on the feelings of another person.”
10% Happier · Feb 2023 · 2 episodes · 4K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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