Introduction: Have you ever wondered about the positive impact the Buddhist principle of Karuna (compassion) could have in our world? I have, and I found a nonprofit founded by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter to be a shining example of an organization that creates profound compassionate impact from their work. Let me introduce you to …
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In helping with the suffering of the world, certain organizations stand as great examples of compassion, embodying principles that transcend cultural and geographical boundaries. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), founded in 1863, is one such organization that has not only weathered the tests of time but has also become synonymous with humanitarianism. …
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Buddhist teachings emphasize the importance of generosity, and it’s fascinating to explore how even in situations of “cold peace,” this virtue can flourish. Let’s delve into this topic by examining specific instances of cold peace and how they can foster a culture of Dana. Egypt and Israel: Nurturing Generosity Amidst Mistrust The Egypt-Israel cold peace …
In a world marred by divisions and misunderstandings, initiatives like Hamidrasha’s Jewish-Arab Beit Midrash shine as beacons of hope. Through this transformative center of study and fellowship, the profound wisdom of Buddhist Panna finds an unexpected but welcoming home. In this blog post, we will explore how each main point of Hamidrasha’s mission contributes to …
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