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Red Doors: More Than Just Paint ???? Throughout history, churches with red doors symbolized sanctuary - a safe haven where even enemies would not dare to intrude. During England's tumultuous War of the Roses, these crimson entryways represented protection, humanity, and hope. This concept resonates deeply with me. In our often divisive world, what does it truly mean to create a "sanctuary" for others? A place where judgment stops at the threshold, where compassion overrides conflict. Imagine if we approached our communities, workplaces, and personal relationships with this same spirit of unconditional protection. What if we could be someone's "red door" - offering safety, understanding, and refuge when someone needs it most? Questions for you: ? When was the last time you created a safe space for someone? ? How can we embody the spirit of sanctuary in our daily interactions? Sanctuary isn't just about physical protection - it's about creating emotional and spiritual safe zones where people can breathe, heal, and find hope. #Sanctuary #Compassion #Community #PersonalGrowth #Hope #HumanConnection

Community values driving project values, the heart of the Australian Wind Construction Forum. >> https://lnkd.in/d5Fpcz-y

How can we transform schools into Beloved Communities? ? ?? TEL Executive Director, Meena Srinivasan, shares the vision in this video clip!

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SUCCESS is a deeply personal and subjective concept. Meeting personal goals- feeling fulfilled and happy in life- the ability for growth following obstacles or challenges- maintaining a lifelong journey of self improvement. Succession should be defined by YOUR core values not others. #leadershipbaltimorecounty #defineyoursuccess

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On World Kindness Day, take a moment to show compassion to your neighbors. Simple acts of kindness can go a long way toward building a stronger, more connected community. For more ideas on how to be a Good Neighbor and navigate issues that arise, please read this article. #WorldKindnessDay #SimpleInsights https://lnkd.in/g75NpUhu

“Karuna” is a Sanskrit word meaning “compassion” or “empathetic compassion.” It is a core concept representing the deep empathy and kindness one feels toward the suffering of others, accompanied by a sincere wish to alleviate that suffering. Karuna goes beyond sympathy—it is an active, heartfelt compassion that motivates one to take compassionate ACTIONS. I have some BIG ideas brewing for a “Coalition of Kindness”. A “Coalition for Kindness” will be a small group of individuals united by a shared commitment to fostering compassion, empathy, and positive actions within their community. This coalition comes together to support each other in practicing kindness, encourage acts of generosity, and create a ripple effect of goodwill. It’s a collaborative effort, where each person contributes to the collective mission of spreading kindness, whether through small, intentional acts, community service, or simply by inspiring others to treat people and the environment with respect and care. Buckle up kids, Karuna and compassion is action is coming for you.

What are the four principles the Sisters live by? Sister Jill Reuber shines a light on each principle through our vocations blog, starting with the importance of valuing and fostering community. “Our community adapts and evolves as the world changes, so that we can continue to seek God in this time and place, and to minister to His people where they are today. We laugh together, learn together, love together, grieve together and grow together, united by God’s presence in our hearts and lives.” Read more at https://lnkd.in/gsys5T26