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We took a walk for a few minutes together. The street became his photographs. - Bruce Davidson - Davidson on Henri Cartier-Bresson., Bruce Davidson Photographs by Bruce Davidson , ISBN: 0671400673

   

Compassion.

 

Exposition (MAS, Antwerp, Belgium).

 

Round glass window with the act of mercy (Antwerp, 19th century).

A terrific read. A sincere and honest look ay human feelings and how much we need to allow when we relate to one another. Walk a few miles in "other" shoes.

Police and firemen badges from around the world as a sign of compassion to those who died in the tragedy of the World Trade Center, september 2001.

Yoko Ono

"Whisper Piece" 2001

"Respira"

Set of 6 buttons, each 1 x 1 inch

Courtesy the artist, New York

  

COMPASSION

Union Theological Seminary

Broadway at 121st Street

New York, NY

  

The Institute of Art, Religion, and Social Justice recently held its first exhibition, Compassion, from November 19, 2009 to January 14, 2010.

 

In today's shifting political, economic, and ecological landscape, the need for compassion has never been greater, compassion understood as mutual interdependence, knowledge of self and others, and concern for human flourishing. This kind of compassion requires seeking to know all aspects of human reality, being open to truths beyond our everyday experience and embedded in it. Artists often awaken compassion most profoundly. They form our imaginations such that we can envision our interconnectedness in ways that mere didacticism cannot achieve.

 

Compassion used the buildings of Union Theological Seminary to create a kind of pilgrimage. The works were situated in various locations to create a tour of this remarkable and often overlooked historic complex.

 

Alfredo Jaar's Embrace (1995), from his Rwanda series, greeted the visitor in the Hastings lobby. Scott Treleaven was featured in the James Chapel with black and white photos from Cimitero Monumentale (2009). Marina Abramovic's video 8 Lessons on Emptiness with a Happy End (2008) shared the Narthex with Yoko Ono's Whisper Piece (2001). Terence Koh's invisible installation was located in the Refectory, with its 40-foot ceiling and massive stone fireplace, nearby. If the visitor strayed to the other end of the building, she might have found Bas Jan Ader's iconic image I'm too sad to tell you in the Burke Library, echoed in the plaintive chant of Michael Bühler-Rose's liquid ritual I'll Worship You and You'll Worship Me (2009), which could be found in the upper reaches of the Rotunda. Chrysanne Stathacos' Rose Mandala Mirror (three reflections for HHDL), also in the Rotunda, was originally created in honor of the Dalai Lama. While circumnavigating the cloisters that link the various spaces of the seminary, further works by Gareth Long and Paul Mpagi Sepuya could be found.

 

The Institute of Art, Religion, and Social Justice was founded under the auspices of Union Theological Seminary to explore the relationship between contemporary art and religion through the lens of social justice.

 

Compassion was curated by AA Bronson, Artistic Director of the Institute.

 

The exhibition is presented in conjunction with Karen Armstrong's TED Prize 2009 of the same name.

 

For further information contact Kathryn Reklis, Executive Director of the Institute, at 212.280.1404

  

Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York

3041 Broadway at 121st Street, New York, NY 10027

www.utsnyc.edu

  

Kletterrose Compassion®

Rosa Compassion®, Harkness, 1972, ADR 1976

 

Die edel geformten Blüten der Kletterrose Compassion in Apricotrosa mit gelben Schattierungen erscheinen in großer Fülle von Mai bis November. Ihr starker Duft und ihre gesunde Wüchsigkeit machen die Compassion zu einer besonders wertvollen Kletterrose.

Kreuzung aus White Cockade und der pink blühenden Prima Ballerina.

EXPLORE #394 added 10/7/08

 

It's so easy to overlook things we don't want to see. Here are a few words from Brandon Heath's new song. He's asking God:

 

Give me your eyes for just one second

Give me your eyes so I can see

Everything that I keep missing

Give me your love for humanity

Give me your arms for the broken hearted

The ones that are far beyond my reach

Give me you heart for the ones forgotten

Give me your eyes so I can see

  

I pray that God allows me to have a heart of compassion for those who are struggling with so many different afflictions.

At the Curtis Hotel, September 2017

 

Photo by Jim Darling

 

Complete in love and compassion. Complete is the connection between body and

mind in awareness with the permanent part of non awareness From here we can

spontanious flood body and mind to become aware of wholeness ; " In love, full

compassion, pure and sereen without effort equal our real nature. I live towards my

body to become aware of the moment of completeness and share permanent

happiness from within with you.

 

Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park

 

The heroic act of Second Lieutenant Richard Rowland Kirkland during the Battle of Fredericksburg in 1862 was astonishing but awe-inspiring. As a Confederate soldier, he was struck by the painful cries of the wounded, and decided to step out and help the soldiers from both sides despite the potential danger for himself. The causes of war are often complex, but humanitarian hearts can just be simple and unconditional.

Madonna and son, candle holder/vase by Nini Violette

Compassion & Creativity in the Community

Photo taken in the area of Nogizaka.

Minato ward, Tokyo, JAPAN.

IN THIS PICTURE: Blogger Patricia Jones receives a welcome gift from girl at a Compassion International child development center.

 

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From April 26th to May 2nd 2009, five Compassion Bloggers witnessed firsthand the ministry of Compassion International to the poor of Kolkata, India.

 

To meet the bloggers and read their posts from Kolkata visit CompassionBloggers.com/India

 

For more information about Compassion International or to sponsor a child visit Compassion.com.

 

Visit CompassionBloggers.com to use your on-line voice to speak for children of the developing world.

A slogan on the walkway of old, downtown El Centro in California: "the compassion to care, the leadership to conquer". This seems like a statement that is out-of-place for the setting but I do like the sentiment. Somehow I don't think it was part of the optical shop called "ICU". I did like the motto of that shop: "Your vision is our focus". I have another frame where that part of this street scene actually IS in focus, LOL.

 

The composition was made for me by the time of day as the sharp light and high contrast with light and shadow attracted my attention.

Taken at Federation Square during the Buddha's Day and Multicultural Festival 2010.

Madonna and son, candle holder/vase by Nini Violette

Acrylic on paper anavictoriacalderon.com/ Art Copyright Ana Victoria Calderon 2011

Madonna and son, candle holder/vase by Nini Violette

This lovely climbing rose I grow,is called `Compassion`. It is what I feel for the bereaved families of the British soldiers who have died in Afghanistan;my heart goes out to them ...death toll now 212(another two today) .Many are merely lads of 18 ,who have given their lives ,in what some Generals now say is an `unwinable` war. When will they ever learn???.........shame on our politicians.

See `Where have all the flowers gone?` on youtube .....Pete Seeger ,Joan Baez or Marlene Dietrich.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y2SIIeqy34

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