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When you look at others think that it will be through them that you will come to Buddhahood. So look on them with frank and loving heart. —Shantideva
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If you help a person, never remember it and if a person helps you, never forget it. - Swami Sivananda
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Continue practice into everyday life with a single meditation: always keeping in mind the intention to help others in all activities, eating, dressing, sleeping, walking, or sitting. —Jamgon Kongtrul Lodro Thaye
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If happy, dedicate your joy to all, and may benefit and bliss pervade the sky! If sad, take the misery of all upon yourself, and may the ocean of suffering dry up! —Panchen Sakyashribhadra
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We think that we define freedom as being able to do whatever we want when we want. But this world does not allow us to do that. So we swing back and forth between freedom and a sense of imprisonment. But if you manage to achieve freedom from your own ambitions and desires, then you will actually move closer to the true nature of lasting freedom. - Pomnyun Sunim
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Every living thing can be helped or harmed – plants, trees, insects, animals, people. Do your part to help. - Victor M. Parachin
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Emotionally mature people sit with their pain. They stay with the discomfort until they’re able to identify their emotions. - Niklas Goeke
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At the end of the day, we are all gloriously human. We are all messy, imperfect, beautiful, ever-evolving, continuous works in progress. - Kristen Sulimen
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A wise person calmly considers what is right and what is wrong and faces different opinions with truth, non-violence and peace. - The Dhammapada
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A common symptom of quitting the news is an improvement in mood. - David Cain