Wisdom, Compassion, the Ethics
It is said that a wisdom and a compassion are the two eyes of Buddhism. "A wisdom," in Mahayana Buddhism, itself it of anatman or shunyata. There are two words translate as the "compassion" - metta and karuna. Metta (Pali) is a benevolence about all the without discrimination, it is free of a fixing. Karuna itself it active sympathy and calm affection, a consent for supporter the pain of the others, and possibly a compassion. Metta, karuna, mudita (a likable joy) and upeksha (an of mood they are four divine or virtues immensurables that of the buddhist ones are to cultivate
It is said that a wisdom and a compassion are the two eyes of Buddhism. "A wisdom," in Mahayana Buddhism, itself it of anatman or shunyata. There are two words translate as the "compassion" - metta and karuna. Metta (Pali) is a benevolence about all the without discrimination, it is free of a fixing. Karuna itself it active sympathy and calm affection, a consent for supporter the pain of the others, and possibly a compassion. Metta, karuna, mudita (a likable joy) and upeksha (an of mood they are four divine or virtues immensurables that of the buddhist ones are to cultivate
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