Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism - IntraText CT

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Alphabetical [« »] succeeds 1 such 11 suffer 1 suffering 13 sufferings 2 suggests 2 suitable 1	Frequency [« »] 15 society 14 towards 13 buddhism 13 suffering 13 there 13 through 13 who	Elizabeth J. Harris Detachment and Compassion in Early Buddhism IntraText - Concordances suffering

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 1 Intro |    compassion means to relieve suffering in a positive way, and detachment
 2 Detach|   withdrawal from the roots of suffering).  ~Kåya-viveka, as a chosen
 3 Detach|   withdrawal from the roots of suffering, links up with viråga, the
 4 Compas|     when others are subject to suffering, or that which dissipates
 5 Compas|      that which dissipates the suffering of others."¹⁵ ~"Compassion
 6 Compas|    others  . Seeing the web of suffering we're all entangled in,
 7 Compas|   concerns our attitude to the suffering of others. In the Buddhist
 8 Compas| translated as: ~"When there is suffering in others it causes good
 9 Compas|       combats (kiˆåti) others' suffering and demolishes it, thus
10 Compas|       fully understood others' suffering and through compassion that
11 Compas|     did not hide the fact that suffering is universal, but made compassion
12 Compas|     which seeks to relieve the suffering of others, establish greater
13 Compas|   liberative action to relieve suffering and oppression. ~ ~

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