They were among the very first people to develop and introduce Mindful Leadership, Mind Fitness, and Compassion based programs within mainstream medical, higher educational, organizational, and government/military arenas beginning in the late 70's.
"After reading all your emails, two words come to mind: empathy and compassion.
They, along with his colleagues, patients and friends, loved him for his brilliant mind, his empathy and compassion, his creativity and his commitment to them.
During the 1950's in the US Navy through the 1980's, Mr. Sherr practiced law in NYC--helping hundreds of clients with his brilliant legal mind, and his great compassion.
This is the time to open your heart and mind and show some compassion for us.
2. Watch the Mind Make a practice of watching the thoughts of the mind with non-judgment and compassion for yourself.
As Paul Gilbert, Ph. D. author of The Compassionate Mind and creator of Compassion-Focused Therapy, says, "We're up against it," when it comes to our minds.
This requires our conscious and consistent efforts - that is why we call it 'practice.' When we develop a regular meditation practice, we cultivate a strong mind muscle to clear the clutter in our mind and to nourish wisdom and compassion within all of us.
Mr. Singer embodied the best qualities of the legal profession and a keen mind, compassion and commitment.
The resplendent strapless gown barely calls to mind the compassion and spiritual wisdom anchoring Buddhist enlightenment, but clearly portrays the complicated political and cultural position the museum's Costume Institute has put itself in ahead of one of New York City's premiere fashion events: the Met Gala, the annual high-fashion event that funds the institute in its entirety.
