Compassion Compassion is an enthusiasm and passionate level of lazy, with great concern serving the limitation of human that's integrating personal boundary. We speak about how to deliver the best compassion via a rather stingy aptitude and hoping other would be able outcome a better diversity with consumption on the understanding part ; usually came from a strict ground pillar for more personal time to allow enough focus on the key entry of any respective topic you are currently willing to suppress. This is a part of Reverse Psychology that's devoting the either usual morality or unconscious binary with faith to raise different opinion and liberation so that we could unite each other as The Human. We already have limited lifespan and it is undeniably that we are truly constantly coordinating a rather lack-of-self journey towarding the balance from our nature ; for the surrounding - this chapter is a great wake-up call for you to treasure the ever self-less contributor and suffering party while deprivative different voice or opinion during your motivation of loving kindness. Next, is for us to know the art of how to pretend like an Angel while delivering what we knew as the right, typical proper messenge for our opponential articulation with great concern ; resilience and wisdom on remaining the adequate tolerance registration while facing any potential against form. Compassion, is about hesitating to react generous enough or willing to engage unto any promising event while you know you have limited to provide ; it is another form of desperation raise from the ever faith hold group with lethary as an off pay, to prevent distraction. Kindness is an endless journey, as we were indeed being distributed to deliberate different voice of opinion while we are inclusiving each different moral value type. You shall understand the below principal while coring your implementation or strategy to any being, I personally name it as the Secret of Life ; before you could master Compassion : 1. You was distracted. 2. You was focused. 3. You was drawn to attraction. 4. You were meant to be Happy, so do everything else - plant, nature, animal, human, business, relationship, protocol, object and any other being throughout our entire Universe. 5. Elimination of other's Sadness might suffer your own-time while routing the path of Ultimate Happiness despite your own interest be it which kind of leverage ; hence the final lesson that almost impossible to break with proper graduation is the absolute Isolation that's zero suffer. 6. Compassion, it's root are Lazy and Helpless. 7. Let Destiny and Luck to manage your impression during judgement - That's The Best. Let us together playing pivotal role that react differently and accordingly based on our raising environment ; the opportunity we have obtained ; the fit of empty that's entry us at the right time and space as their job. With these, it will be the best license for us to overcome any sorrow and sadness.
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