Often, we think that when we are kind to someone, it only benefits that person and not ourselves.  “But the reality is that acts of compassion have the power to transform the giver in unexpected ways.”

Think about how it feels when you commit a random act of kindness. Think about how it feels when you witness someone expressing genuine kindness to another. Participating in these acts benefit us in unanticipated ways. In the end, our acts of kindness are helping us more than others.

You can read an article on kindness written by our Teacher, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, here.

Explore More Posts

The images shows the title and subtitle of a new article in the series: Skillful Means. It is called: Taming the Mind as Skillful Means

Taming the Mind as Skillful Means

On the relative level, we must take the time and make the space to authentically bear witness to the bare experience of mind. The magic is in the looking—and the not-finding anything.

Read More >