Everyone benefits from compassion in their lives, yup, even lawyers. Compassion is what makes life a bit more bearable, because being good and kind to others brings back the feelings triple-fold. Well, supposedly, but if you don’t believe in empathy, you’ve probably lost your faith in humanity as a whole. And if that’s the case, try and read these compassion quotes - they might just restore the equilibrium. And if you do believe in kindness wholeheartedly, then read these empathy quotes anyway, as they might motivate you to keep doing what you are already doing!
These kindness quotes are going to talk hard about that selfless love for others. A thing that’s like a unicorn, indeed - we all think it doesn’t exist, but then again, does a horse with a horn seem more probable, or a cow with a three-story-long neck? Huh? And these quotes about compassion will convince you that that kind of love does exist and not only in theory! Overall, if you’re looking for something to make your day just a tiny bit better, these positive quotes will give you that boost of optimism - a total win-win situation on your hands.
So, get ready for some genuinely heartwarming quotes coming your way! Read these quotes about empathy, feel that much better about humanity, and give your vote to the most inspiring phrases you read. After that, share this article with your friends, for they too might need something beautiful in their day.
#121
"If we could only see the other person with the eyes of God, if we could only look at them with the full love and compassion of Jesus Christ flowing through our hearts it would become impossible for us to withhold forgiveness from them, no matter what wrong they had committed against us." — Paula Casill
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#122
"We have to love our neighbours, and to do good to all. Our actions are to be geared towards people, not structures; relieving needs, not removing causes; showing compassion, not pushing for reform." — Brian Johnston
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#123
"As Abraham became a teenager, he began to distance himself from his father. His sense of alienation may have originated at the time of his mother's death, when he needed more support and compassion than his stolid father was able to give." — David Herbert Donald
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#124

"It is in knowing suffering, in all its darkest places and with all its most harrowing faces, that we are brought to a place of fierce compassion for others and, perhaps one day, for ourselves." — Joanne Cacciatore
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#125
"I love my ability to generate empathy and compassion within myself and others." — Asia Kate Dillon
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#126
"Literature is always about bygone times. It's always looking back in time with a certain perspective. I look at bygone life which no longer exists, and as I said, I look at it without nostalgia but without anger, either. I look at it with criticism and with compassion. I look at it with curiosity." — Amos Oz
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#127
"We have to be a nation of compassion and some sort of humanity when it comes to the treatment of other human beings." — Rashida Tlaib
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#128

"Creating unity and compassion and understanding of each of our brothers and sisters is so powerful. We have to preach that to the ones that don't want to listen and understand." — Bubba Wallace
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#129
"Whether it's a song or a television show, or a book or poem, art is the thing that cracks me open and encourages me to go on a deeper journey to find my own compassion and empathy and humanity." — Asia Kate Dillon
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#130
"At the end of the day, I believe we can all work to foster a spirit of compassion, understanding, and awareness within our communities." — Kenny Stills
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#131
"Compassion is at the heart of every little thing we do. It is the dearest quality we possess. Yet all too often it can be cast aside with consequences too tragic to speak of. To lose our compassion, we lose what it is to be human."
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#132

"We should be thankful that God is a longsuffering and compassionate God Who keeps on blessing us inspite of our ungratefulness." — Daniella Whyte
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#133
"Compassion can't be satisfied with selfish endeavors. It needs someone to fellowship with, give to and bless. Compassion needs someone on whom it can pour out its goodness." — Kenneth Copeland
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#134
"When we feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and visit the imprisoned, we bear witness to the compassion of Christ." — R.C. Sproul
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#135
"Since you accept yourself compassionately, it probably follows that you accept others as well in the same manner, and that you are an optimist with an outgoing personality, all necessary ingredients for a well equilibrated approach to life." — Charles C. Malone
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#136

"Every millennial needed to grow up in an environment where Christianity was not just something for Sunday morning, but rather, a life of compassion, forgiveness and commitment all week long." — Dan Delzell
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#137
"As I explain God's heart of goodness and how He wants to extend His mercy and compassion not only to you, but through you so that His goodness reaches those who need it most." — Bill Vincent
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#138
"Though his ministry is one of compassion, Jesus is an agitator. His presence is polarizing, forcing people to take sides; there is no fence-sitting." — Daniel Hochhalter
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#139

"Prison life deepened his (Nelson Mandela) compassion and generosity and also solidified his understanding of the human condition." — Abraham Mutwol
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#140
"Self-compassion is a crucial practice for parents. If we continually give to others without nurturing ourselves, our emotional gas tank will be stuck on empty. By nurturing and supporting ourselves, we will have more emotional resources to give to our children." — Kim Fredrickson
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