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 1 Compas    |                         Compassion~Karuˆå is the Påli word translated
 2 Compas    |           to all is the claim that karuˆå concerns our attitude to
 3 Compas    |        compassion, is used and not karuˆå: ~"Whoever in this world
 4 Compas(18)|           the relationship between karuˆå and anukampå and quotes
 5 Compas(18)|         indicate that anukampå and karuˆå are similar (p.11). ~
 6 Compas    |      already stated that the word "karuˆå" was most often mentioned
 7 Compas    |        context, the development of karuˆå plays an essential part
 8 Compas    |  friendliness (mettå), compassion (karuˆå), sympathetic joy (muditå),
 9 Compas    |          suitable for recluses."22~Karuˆå is one of the four "brahma-vihåras"
10 Compas    |          be made between mettå and karuˆå. The two are linked together
11 Compas    | disposition, an interior attitude. Karuˆå is more than this. Significant
12 Compas    |          brahma-vihåras, he treats karuˆå in a similar way to mettå.
13 Compas    |        Buddhaghosa's definition of karuˆå with action. ~In a later
14 Compas    |         sorrow."24 To Buddhaghosa, karuˆå was both a deliverance of
15 Compas    |         knowledge and insight, and karuˆå or compassion with liberative
16 Compas    |        counteracting the view that karuˆå is linked only with the
17 Compas    |           For the Enlightened One, karuˆå was what impelled him to
18 Compas    |         using the terms viråga and karuˆå. It would be evident to
19 Compas    |      Egoism has to be destroyed if karuˆå is to develop. ~Viråga,
20 Compas    |          develop. ~Viråga, viveka, karuˆå and anukampå are inter-related
21 Compas    |          equality of human beings. Karuˆå should certainly be seen