Compassion is a fundamental principle of meditation. Meditation is not a narcissistic, self-interested path. It provides — Christina Feldman
Compassion is a fundamental principle of meditation. Meditation is not a narcissistic, self-interested path. It provides — Christina Feldman
Compassion is a fundamental principle of meditation. Meditation is not a narcissistic, self-interested path. It provides — Christina Feldman
Compassion is a fundamental principle of meditation. Meditation is not a narcissistic, self-interested path. It provides — Christina Feldman
Compassion is a fundamental principle of meditation. Meditation is not a narcissistic, self-interested path. It provides — Christina Feldman
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Compassion is a fundamental principle of meditation. Meditation is not a narcissistic, self-interested path. It provides the foundation for love, integrity, compassion, respect and sensitivity (Feldman, 1998, p.2).

— Christina Feldman
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