Pick up your copy of Woman’s World Magazine today to read Hay House, award-winning author Karen V. Johnson, JD, article about kindness. You can find the magazine on sale at grocery and book stores across the U.S. and Canada
Zoe Weil is the co-founder and president of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE). A humane educator since 1985, Zoe has been giving people the tools to make humane and sustainable choices and solve entrenched global challenges through her classes, workshops, and training programs. She created the first humane education certificate program and Master of Education in Humane Education in the United States. Zoe received master’s degrees from Harvard Divinity School and the University of Pennsylvania and is certified in Psychosynthesis, a form of counseling that relies on individuals’ innate wisdom to promote health and well being. https://humaneeducation.org
How can we cultivate hope and forgiveness during our darkest hour? With each tragedy our society endures, it feels as if we’re slipping into the abyss of a “new normal”. This is something that we must fight against, not by pushing it away with anger, hatred or fear. Through the lens of compassion, it’s clear to see that we are not so dissimilar from one another. It’s in realizing those similarities that the sparks of hope and forgiveness are fueled.
Practicing compassion, forgiveness, love, and kindness, with ourselves and everyone around us, can impact the world in ways we may never fully comprehend. Living a life of greater love for one another starts by seeing the divinity in each person that crosses our path. Sometimes this might be difficult to do, but it’s in recognizing this, everything changes.
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