#Compassion and #kindness
Compassion and benevolence are two noble human and ethical values that signify empathy, a heart inclined towards others, and offering help and love without expecting anything in return. Compassion includes feeling the emotions of others, while benevolence is the embodiment of this compassion in positive actions, such as sponsoring orphans, showing kindness to animals, and honoring parents, which cultivates love and spreads peace in society
Doing good is like perfume; it benefits the one who does it, the one who sells it, and the one who buys it. The precious rewards of good deeds are like medicines dispensed in the pharmacy of those whose hearts are filled with righteousness and benevolence. Their primary and enduring source is the moral character a person displays in their interactions with others. We often find people of virtuous character prioritizing others over themselves and their own interests. Through this ethical conduct, they affirm their capacity for selflessness and kindness. Kindness must be ingrained in a person's spirit and thoughts, so that it accompanies their actions throughout their life
Dr. Taghrid Mohamed
founder and president of OFUQ ALSALAM ALDUWALI (OSD) Center
member of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and Sustainable Development at the United Nations
