I replaced my years of resistance and pushing away the foods I loved with a more compassionate approach: consciousness.
We're in this together, so let's cultivate the compassionate courage and consciousness to face what keeps us separate and realize the reality of our oneness as a human family.
A loving and compassionate state of consciousness manifests a loving and healthy world.
Her Indian name was Tawacin Waste Win, and she lived up to its meaning: "She has a good consciousness, compassionate woman". Locke earned a prestigious fellowship from the MacArthur Foundation in 1991 for her work in preserving and revitalizing Indian languages throughout the United States.
Ms. Locke's Indian name was Tawacin Waste Win, which, her daughter said, means "she has good consciousness -- compassionate woman".
Peace and One Love! Wendy Silvers is the founder of the Million Mamas Movement, a midwife of consciousness, a compassionate parenting educator, author and mamapreneur.
McCormack said Gebremichal's family was allowed to see him when he was comatose on compassionate grounds but once he gained consciousness, he was treated like anyone else in custody.
The meditator is guided by an intention to self-regulate, to self-explore, and finally to self-liberate using an attentive moment-by-moment focus on the contents of consciousness with an attitude of compassionate open-heartedness.
But he is kinder than the former, and less neurotic than the latter (whose own compassionate sensitivity got blocked by obsessive self-consciousness, or, when unblocked, sometimes emerged as outright sentimentality).
This experiment showed that intention can affect a partner's body across distance outside of consciousness and that if one is trained in compassionate intention, the effect is greatest.
