Founder and Director of Stanford University’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education (CCARE), Dr. James Doty, speaks on the power of compassion and importance of the work of CCARE.
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Jenny Lucasays
I listened to James Doty speak on the On Being podcast on my commute home from work yesterday and was profoundly affected by his message. James came across as what I would classify as a superior human being – someone who is doing good in the world and helping others come to an understanding of the intersection between scientific research and practical ways to implement what comes from this research to benefit humanity. I do hope we are in the age of compassion and that it will help to save our species. More power to you and Project Compassion James.
I listened to James Doty speak on the On Being podcast on my commute home from work yesterday and was profoundly affected by his message. James came across as what I would classify as a superior human being – someone who is doing good in the world and helping others come to an understanding of the intersection between scientific research and practical ways to implement what comes from this research to benefit humanity. I do hope we are in the age of compassion and that it will help to save our species. More power to you and Project Compassion James.
Dr. Doty is correct. Compassion is the glue that bonds society together.