Buddhism

Buddhism

Meeting suffering with awareness and compassion.


In Buddhist teaching, suffering is not treated as a mistake or a personal failure.
It is something to be known clearly and met wisely.

A simple thread runs through much of the tradition:
first we recognize suffering as it is,
then we understand what feeds it,
and then we practice a path that reduces harm and increases compassion.

A Human Movement

  • Recognize: There is suffering.
  • Open: This suffering can be met and understood.
  • Bless: May this be held with kindness.

As Loving Self-Talk

In loving self-talk, this may be as simple as:

There is despair.

This is my despair.

My despair, you are welcome here.

Different words. Same human heart.


Integrity note: This page is a reflection, not a lesson in doctrine.
It offers a gentle bridge from traditional wisdom to lived practice.

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