How to be true to ourselves?

Wisdom and compassion are intertwined. You can't be compassionate without wisdom. Wisdom sees the world as it is.

Once you recognize compassion, you will have wisdom, if you have wisdom, you will feel compassion. As human beings, we all do our best to create a world based on kindness and compassion.

It doesn't matter if you consider religion or philosophy, such as science, as development or politics. Wherever there has been a human society, it has shown wisdom and compassion.

When we live like us, we tend to commit ourselves to our selfishness, our preferences, and our chagrins. We develop walls and begin to isolate ourselves from the others around us. What we have to do is reverse the effects of the years and get back to who we are.

We do not allow the openness we have in us to express itself. Our hopes and fears are two fundamental things. No one should or wants to suffer, we all prefer to be happy.

The problem is not with the world or with the people of the world, the problem is who we are. Wisdom is in everyone, it is not something that can be brought, felt or received from the outside. This is your concern for the outdoor environment and the distraction of your movements. This provokes a cape or veil that prevents you from looking at who you are. Most people do not give themselves time and little space to use their inner wisdom or observe themselves before acting in a situation.

Our society must be based on peace, harmony, wisdom and compassion, and it will not arise if you do not begin to understand that you are yourself.

Out of ignorance, we don't use our inner wisdom, we apologize only for what we do. You have to start with yourself.

The biggest excuse is that others around you have to change before they do.

For example, if the things you do don't go your way, you'd blame everyone or blame the outside world. Where everything goes well, we become a happier and kinder person for others.

When you think about it, you have to realize that your perception of the enlarged world has a lot to do with your inner attitude. Our hearts are very good, very generous and have compassion.

It can be compassion, love, compassion, or wisdom; always drives and means the same thing. It is your actions, your speeches and your thoughts that others put before you. I don't see how good compassion is when we talk about it, it still depends on one thing and that can only happen if you're true to yourself. You have to look inside to see who you are.

Compassion means letting go of your identity, showing yourself all the time. So we know that compassion and wisdom must work together, united with skill, tolerance, and patience. If you give yourself time and space to observe your thoughts, a good deed can come true. If you give yourself and other space where it works properly, it will always come.
I know it sounds easy to say and will take practice, but you see it works.
Think about it when you look in the mirror. Did you just see what you want to see? What you have to do is look in the mirror and take good with evil. It is very necessary to identify who you are. These measures are necessary and have value.

Another way to think about it is to do it. That as long as you publish that you are everything you use or consume and all of this comes from addiction to others. The chair you sit in was made by someone else, the fabrics you wear are made by someone else, your food can be cooked for you, and then the food is grown by someone else. As good as it would be to say that I am your person and that things have been achieved through your efforts, the truth is that you are connected to others, and compassion and wisdom go hand in hand. What I'm saying is that we all need someone. So be yourself and let others see you for your true self.
So think carefully, because times change every moment and every time they don't wait for someone and because there's no change at all times, it will only hurt us if we're not who we are.

Our lives are as short as human beings, and if we can benefit from another person, then we are true to ourselves.