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Burton Barr Central Library
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LARGE TYPE 177.7 Ar579t
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Juniper Library
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LARGE TYPE 177.7 Ar579t
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Summary:
Shares practical recommendations for promoting world peace by cultivating one's intrinsic tendencies for compassion, outlining a program for achieving mindfulness and engaging in acts of kindness.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references(p. 287-304).
Contents:
- Wish for a better world
- The first step: learn about compassion
- The second step: look at your own world
- The third step: compassion for yourself
- The fourth step: empathy
- The fifth step: mindfulness
- The sixth step: action
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- The seventh step: how little we know
- The eighth step: how should we speak to one another?
- The ninth step: cocern for everybody
- The tenth step: knowledge
- The eleventh step: recognition
- The twelfth step: love your enemies.
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