In a widely circulated blog posted last year on Red State, Cain casts the son of God as a prophet of contemporary conservatism who "taught without a script" and espoused "common sense parables" that "filled people with promise and compassion, his words forever inspiring"— without the benefit of a universal healthcare system, food stamps, unemployment benefits or any other government program.
We "hold" others with our ears that listen; with our gazes that notice; our hearts that exude compassion; our words that affirm; and... our hands that touch with a tenderness that accepts, yet an openness that does not confine.
· Perhaps put your compassion into words, softly heard in the back of your mind, such as: "May you not suffer... may this hard time pass... may things be alright for you".
But then I see the light And I see how love responds I see the lines to give blood The vigils that gather The support being extended to those affected People who have kind things to say Selfless compassion in words and action.
4. Having Compassion: The word "compassion" means "to be together within our suffering".
War stories should evoke our compassion, a word that means "to suffer with".
Sentences from his speeches are displayed on walls dividing more than seven acres of barren stone and stagy waterfalls, the words' compassion managing to seem, here, like hectoring.
Benjamin said it was Laybourn's compassion and simple words – "It'll get better mate, you will get better" – that affected him.
Jean-Jacques Jean-Jacques Annaudr of "Seven Years," believed his film would help people theundirector "that generofity and compaSeven are good words because theYearse one happier than anything else".
Less civility, less compassion in our words and deeds prevails.
