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Quote by Madeleine L'Engle

“We can’t absorb it all. We know too much, too quickly, and one of the worst effects of this avalanche of technology is the loss of compassion.”

Book:A Circle of Quiet

Work

A Circle of Quiet

This book is a reflective and introspective journey that delves into the author's personal experiences and observations, focusing on the beauty of simplicity and the importance of spiritual reflection in daily life. more

Author

Madeleine L'Engle

American writer, born on November 29, 1918, and died on September 6, 2007. Madeleine L'Engle is renowned for her science fiction and fantasy novels, with her most famous work being 'A Wrinkle in Time'. more

“जाने कैसी ये बात है वात्सल्य के बारे में - जितना भी मिले, कम ही लगता है. जितना भी लुटा पाओ, कम ही लगता है. और जाने केवल मुझे ही ये लगता है या और लोगों को भी लगता है.”

Compassion Nurturing

Book:Ek Anuja

Source: Ek Anuja

“Be known for your kindness and sympathy, for a kind gesture can heal a wound that only compassion can heal.”

Inspirational Quotes Life Quotes Compassion

Author:Innantia H Magcanya

“You're the beginning, You're the ending, You're the one who rides the waves of my emotions, One who makes me compassionate, One who's the light of my dark self, I'll be the one always testing your patience, I'll be the one always annoying you, I'll be the one always hurting you, Why? Because I know you'll always be there to bear the jokes I crack, To tolerate my inside chaos, To see my vulnerable self, To misinterpreting your actions & intentions, I'll always be hardcore to deal with, Taking you over the edge, Because that's what I only know.”

Motivation Compassion Books Feelings And Emotions The World Inside Out Youthful Optimism Reading Thinking Vulnerable Heart Empathy Is The New Good

Book:Hankering for Tranquility

Source: Hankering for Tranquility

“Labor builds us in ways that games and gyms can't. When you build a house, you have both a house and a builder. When you plant a garden, you have fruits and vegetables, and a gardener, too. When you teach, if you remain open to your students and discovery itself, you have a lifetime of learning. When you tend to someone, you build your own empathy and compassion.”