Book, Sutta

 1      3, 65 |         an awareness imbued with compassion. Thus he keeps pervading
 2      3, 65 |         an awareness imbued with compassion: abundant, expansive, immeasurable,
 3      3, 65 |    pervaded, with the thought of compassion, one quarter; likewise the
 4      3, 65 |    exalted, boundless thought of compassion that is free of hate or
 5      3, 66 |       with his heart imbued with compassion... gladness... equanimity
 6      5, 27 |          immeasurable good will, compassion, appreciation, or equanimity].
 7      5, 38 |         people in the world show compassion, they will first show compassion
 8      5, 38 | compassion, they will first show compassion to people of conviction,
 9      5, 159|    thought, 'I will speak out of compassion.' ~"[4] The Dhamma should
10      5, 161|   individual, one should develop compassion for that individual... equanimity
11      5, 161|       with him can be removed. ~"Compassion can be maintained in being
12      6, 13 |        monk might say, 'Although compassion has been developed, pursued,
13      6, 13 |     there is no way that -- when compassion has been developed, pursued,
14      6, 13 |         escape from viciousness: compassion as a release of awareness.' ~"
15      8, 63 |       then train yourself thus: 'Compassion, as my release of awareness...
16     10, 60 |     Venerable Girimananda out of compassion for him." (Thereupon the