Compassion Is the Greatest Virtue
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Compassion is to take active participation in another’s life, and to commit to that wholeheartedly.
Compassion Is the Greatest Virtue Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections Compassion Is the Greatest Virtue By Lawrence Yeo My mom often reminds me that my childhood nickname was “Happy Boy.” She has vivid memories of me dancing around in public spaces, smiling at the most random things, and overall, being a very content kid. Growing up, people would often remark at how much joy I’d exude, which is why that nickname was bestowed upon me. The context in which my mom reminds me of this varies. Sometimes
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