Engaged Compassion

<B>THIS IS A PAPERBACK EDITION FOR THE EXPORT MARKET.</B><BR><BR><B>Rooted in modern science and Buddhist meditative tradition, <i>Engaged Compassion</i> presents a seven-step path to lasting wellbeing through CBCT® (Cognitively Based Compassion Training), from the creator of the program developed at Emory University’s Center for Contemplative Science and Compassion-Based Ethics under the guidance of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.</B><BR><BR>With the guidance of the Dalai Lama, former Tibetan Buddhist monk and current Emory professor and scholar, Lobsang Tenzin Negi, explores new ways of sharing ancient Tibetan wisdom to create a more compassionate, peaceful, and happier modern world.<BR> <BR> In a world where burnout and disconnection have become epidemic, people are searching for a way to care deeply for others without depleting themselves. <i>Engaged Compassion</i> offers a revolutionary approach to human flourishing that goes beyond traditional self-care advice. This isn’t about building walls to protect yourself—it’s about developing the emotional intelligence and practical skills needed to create more meaningful connections at both individual and societal levels.<BR> <BR> Through seven evidence-based steps, readers learn to transform their relationship with suffering—both their own and others’—into a source of resilience rather than exhaustion. Bridging time-tested contemplative methods with insights from cutting-edge psychology, it demonstrates how genuine compassion energizes us when practiced skillfully. The result? Discovering compassion as the key to making a meaningful difference in the world without sacrificing your own well-being.