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“La transmutation totale de la jalousie est possible (même si elle est rare). Elle porte alors le nom de compersion (terme anglais n'ayant pas encore d'équivalent français): le sentiment de joie et de réjouissance lorsqu'une personne que l'on aime vit des instants heureux ou partage du plaisir avec quelqu'un d'autre. C'est une forme d'empathie épurée, où l'on devient capable de partager le bonheur de l'être aimé au-delà de toute aspiration égoïste.”

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