Acceptance, which involves a developing a compassionate stance towards your experience and yourself.
At the fourth meeting, that compassionate stance was very much on my mind as David took his seat.
Several novels by the Australian writer Tim Winton — "Cloudstreet," in particular — have had a lasting influence, and a lot of that has to do with his own strong sense of place — western Australia — as well as his generally compassionate stance and his attention to family dynamics.
Several novels by the Australian writer Tim Winton—"Cloudstreet," in particular—have had a lasting influence, and a lot of that has to do with his own strong sense of place western Australia as well as his generally compassionate stance and his attention to family dynamics.
Schopenhauer's ethics is based on taking a compassionate stance on and acting for the benefit of others.
Whereas anger or victimhood would have weakened him, his compassionate stance has empowered him.
The US is the great nation that it is today because of its sustainable, forward looking, and compassionate stance on immigration.
Mormons' distaste for Trump could stem from his harsh position on immigration, which clashes with the church's more compassionate stance.
As BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins pointed out, the church's compassionate stance on immigration is at odds with Trump's hardline view on the issue.
Once we've neutralized that charge, we can choose to take a more compassionate stance toward ourselves, realizing that all teachers face these challenges and that everyone, including yourself, is doing the best they can.
Only when we grasp its role as a signal function, rather than a thought we identify with, can we allow the feeling to shift naturally to a broader, more compassionate stance.
