How can we be a compassionate person towards society?
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your answer is in below, find eight signs you're a truly compassionate person.☺️☺️
●You find commonalities with other people.
●You don't put emphasis on money.
●You act on your empathy. ...
●You're kind to yourself.
●You teach others. ...
●You're mindful.
●You have high emotional intelligence. ...
●You express gratitude.
✨✨hope it helps you.....✨✨
your answer is in below, find eight signs you're a truly compassionate person.☺️☺️
●You find commonalities with other people.
●You don't put emphasis on money.
●You act on your empathy. ...
●You're kind to yourself.
●You teach others. ...
●You're mindful.
●You have high emotional intelligence. ...
●You express gratitude.
✨✨hope it helps you.....✨✨
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You're mindful.
When you're exercising compassion, you're putting yourself in the moment. Compassionate people aren't listening and checking their smartphones at the same time -- they're present, offering their empathetic response to the story right in front of them.
This awareness is crucial to compassion because it allows you to really focus on others rather than your own reflections. "Mindfulness allows us to develop a different relationship to our feelings," Firestone explains. "Feelings or thoughts may come up, but with mindfulness we can sort of see them as clouds floating by. Not getting caught up in our thoughts is really helpful."
You have high emotional intelligence.
Individuals who are tapped into their own compassion also seem to be tapped into their own emotions. "It's partly ... being able to see what's going on in your mind and other people's minds," Firestone explains. "I think when we can do that we have more compassion toward other people."
When you're emotionally intelligent, you also have a greater sense of morality and you genuinely try to help others -- which are all crucial components of empathy. Compassionate people "understand that other people have a sovereign mind that sees the world differently than you do -- and one isn't right and one isn't wrong," Firestone says.
When you're exercising compassion, you're putting yourself in the moment. Compassionate people aren't listening and checking their smartphones at the same time -- they're present, offering their empathetic response to the story right in front of them.
This awareness is crucial to compassion because it allows you to really focus on others rather than your own reflections. "Mindfulness allows us to develop a different relationship to our feelings," Firestone explains. "Feelings or thoughts may come up, but with mindfulness we can sort of see them as clouds floating by. Not getting caught up in our thoughts is really helpful."
You have high emotional intelligence.
Individuals who are tapped into their own compassion also seem to be tapped into their own emotions. "It's partly ... being able to see what's going on in your mind and other people's minds," Firestone explains. "I think when we can do that we have more compassion toward other people."
When you're emotionally intelligent, you also have a greater sense of morality and you genuinely try to help others -- which are all crucial components of empathy. Compassionate people "understand that other people have a sovereign mind that sees the world differently than you do -- and one isn't right and one isn't wrong," Firestone says.
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