For example, suppose principles of justice were to impose a duty to practice impartial benevolence towards all people, and thus a duty to show no greater concern for the welfare of ourselves and loved ones than we do towards millions if not billions of others.
Strongly influenced by Price, whom she had met at Newington Green just a few years earlier, Wollstonecraft asserts that people should strive to imitate God by practicing universal benevolence.
Practice Jin (kindness; benevolence.
The results of 67 participants' heart rate deceleration patterns and psychometric responses from a randomized experimental design showed that participants experienced greater heart rate deceleration during exposure to messages about a firm's malevolent business practices, than during messages about benevolence.
An intriguing new study on loving-kindness meditation – a practice that involves generating love and benevolence towards others – shows that people who practice generating love on a regular basis have reduced cellular aging (telomere length).
It focused on interpersonal relationships and social obligations, Asian people are required to practice self-restraint and exhibit prudence, benevolence, and righteousness.
Your subsequent benevolence — supporting fair labor practices, contributing to charity — is less significant to your career choice.
Take your Commander abilities to the next level by practicing the five virtues: wisdom, sincerity, benevolence, courage and strictness.
Henry VIII demanded benevolences in 1528 and 1545, but the practice was not followed by his successors.
Ashoka repeatedly declared that he understood dharma to be the energetic practice of the sociomoral virtues of honesty, truthfulness, compassion, mercifulness, benevolence, nonviolence, considerate behaviour toward all, "little sin and many good deeds," nonextravagance, nonacquisitiveness, and noninjury to animals.
