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At the heart of meditation - that is, in its very essence - is compassion, but not ordinary compassion, but compassion that develops and expands in parallel with wisdom, which is inevitably manifested during meditative practices. Without this important foundation, all other practices are meaningless."

Fortunately, the mind can be trained to be compassionate, and then, once prepared, it will become a fertile ground for the practice of Great Perfection (Dzogchen), which many consider to be the pinnacle of all spiritual practices in Tibetan Buddhism. It is through the practice of Great Perfection that we can achieve deep awareness and live our own lives, transmitting it to the world and thus influencing everything around us.

Wisdom and compassion, the indispensable companions of deep awareness, naturally settle in our hearts and become the basis of all our actions, which allows us to accelerate both individual progress in meditation and collective progress, in order to ultimately move closer to world peace.