Empathy

Winning with emotional intelligence

The more we consider others’ need the more we can free ourselves from our greed Gita 05.21

To help the distressed address both their distress’ immediate cause and remote cause Gita 15.07

Condescension Looks Down At Others While Laughing At Them Compassion Lifts Others Up While Laughing

To protect ourselves, we sometimes become insensitive to others – how to avoid?

How can we help a non-Krishna conscious person overcome depression?

QA on racism Q 10 How do we as spiritualists manifest empathy (para-dukha-dukhi)?

QA on racism Q 5 What does seeing everyone equally mean practically?

​How can we overcome envy?

The Monk’s Podcast -Social Justice and Spiritual wisdom

How can we deal with angry people?

If someone is depressed and suicidal, how can we help them?

When people are distressed, should we think philosophically or should we just help them?

Prithu M’s humility – Be conscious of others’ position and disposition

How can we work with difficult people?

4 principles for improving relationships – Daksha-Sati pastime analysis

3 understandings of humility for strengthening our relationships

How can we help those who can’t put past bad things in perspective?

How to become more personal in our dealings

How to have loving exchanges 3 – Cultivating sensitivity

How to have loving exchanges 2 – Cultivating non-judgmentality

How to have loving exchanges 1 – Understanding frame of reference

Responsible relationships 1 – Hurt people hurt people

Winning with emotional intelliigence 2 – Social competence through relationship management

How can we preach with sincere devotees who are desensitized to newcomers’ sensitivities?

Others deserve our empathy not our irritability

Do like-minded people become more understanding or does understanding make people more life-minded?

Attitude in outreach 2 – Explain the philosophy before the morality – Be respectfully compassionate

Attitude in outreach 1 – Present the product before the process – Be a role model

If strong speaking alienates people should we still speak strongly or speak sensitively?