I am because I feel. — Amit Abraham
I am because I feel. — Amit Abraham
I am because I feel. — Amit Abraham
I am because I feel. — Amit Abraham
I am because I feel. — Amit Abraham
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I am because I feel.

— Amit Abraham
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More “Empathy” Quotes

Teach the children compassion and empathy, for all creatures are born selfish. — Abhijit Naskar
It isn't what you will do for your children that makes you a great mother or father. It is what you do for God that isn' — Shannon L. Alder
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Only fiction has the power to cross the mental barricades, to make strangers intelligible to each other, because it move — Ian Leslie, Curious: The Desire to Know and Why Your Future Depends On It
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Fiction challenges us and works its miracles by placing us in the skin of another human being and teaching us empathy. — Hugh Howey
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