Mental health
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2 months agoWhy We Need the People Who Matter Most, More Than Ever
In a fast-paced, power-driven world, the quiet presence of compassionate individuals is vital for grounding and emotional support.
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Mental health
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoWhy Suicide Isn't Talked About
Suicide is often viewed as irrational despite its potential to affect anyone under extreme distress.
Open discussions about suicide are crucial for reducing stigma and finding solutions.
Mindfulness
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoA Few Minutes to Self-Soothe Can Help Your Relationships
Fear of compassion can lead to mental health issues and relationship difficulties.
A brief compassion-focused exercise can enhance self-soothing and relationship dynamics.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
5 hours agoIt's Not Fair: Why Some People Don't 'Get' Mental Health
Blaming those with mental illness is often easier than acknowledging their suffering.
Serious mental illness symptoms can be misinterpreted as laziness or irresponsibility.
Mental health conditions are neurobiological, deserving similar respect as physical illnesses.
Individuals with mental health issues deserve compassion, not stigma.
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1 week agoLeaders attend Pope Leo XIV's inaugural mass, including Zelenskyy and Vance
During his inauguration mass at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV emphasized the importance of compassion, urging humanity to reject hatred, prejudice, and the exploitation of both the earth and the impoverished.
US politics
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week agoSenior faith leaders urge Starmer to tone down migration rhetoric
Our concern is that the current narrative, which presents only one side of the debate, will only drive public anxiety and entrench polarisation. When you refer to the incalculable damage done by uncontrolled migration, you are in danger of harming migrant members of our communities and strengthening those who would divide us.
UK politics
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month agoThe pope's last sacrifice in a lifetime of sacrifice: granting an audience to JD Vance | John Crace
Liz Truss has been sharply criticized for being perceived as the 'dimmest prime minister of all times,' leaving a negative impression, even on historic figures like Queen Elizabeth.
UK politics
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1 month agoAn intellectual stuck in a Batman suit': readers remember the genius of Val Kilmer
Oliver wanted the Macedonians to have Celtic accents in contrast to the Greeks, who looked down on the Macedonians, as the English have only too frequently done to neighbours of the UK.
London politics
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1 month agoThis Tesla vandal caused thousands in damage, but she was let off the hook: Here's why
"The victim in this case just wanted their car fixed, and they just wanted the suspect to pay for that. Based on the totality of the circumstances here, and along with our core value of being compassionate, this is the best outcome for everybody involved in this case."
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Social media marketing
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2 months agoEoin Whelan: If you think social media is bad for children, wait until you hear what they used to say about books
Fear surrounding social media's impact on youth mental health may be exaggerated, drawing parallels to historical moral panics over technology.
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Parenting
fromPsychology Today
2 months agoFaith, Guilt, Morality, and Pregnancy Termination
Faith shapes beliefs, but personal values and real-life struggles challenge absolutes.
Guilt after termination can reflect love and care, not moral failure or condemnation.
Compassion allows for grief without self-punishment, transforming pain into meaning.
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