As what Jack Kornfield, Buddhist Instructor, said, “If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.” We all try to be compassionate to the people that we love, but the bigger question is, can we all give compassion to ourselves? How come it’s harder for us to be more forgiving to the wrong things that we do? How come it is harder for us to shrug off the past? How come it is harder for us to love ourselves more?
Let’s explore together how we can all give ourselves a little gift of compassion.
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