altruism

19 subentries

altruism. See also charity; selfishness
Adjuster gives origin to unselfish interest in welfare of others; leads to happiness (103:1.1) (103:2.7) (103:5.1,3)
differences in status essential to development of (64:6.34)
early conflict with self-seeking ego (103:2.4,7-10)
fire provided man with first means of a. without loss (69:6.3)
learned in one’s family (84:7.28)
more blessed to give than to receive (28:6.18) (100:7.10) (103:2.9) (140:8.18)
noble soul is generous among the grasping (131:3.6)
only a well-unified personality can arbitrate multiform contentions regarding (103:5.4)
only religion lastingly increases (99:1.5)
overdeveloped a. may seriously injure the self (103:2.10)
reason, morality, and religion necessary for (16:9.7-8)
selflessness inherent in parental love (2:6.4)
spirit of self-forgetfulness; service of one’s fellows (3:5.7,13)
unselfishness
badge of greatness (140:4.6)
by conquest of a belligerent self (3:5.17)
no Latin word for (195:3.3)
unnatural, aside from parental instinct (16:9.7)
unwise to bestow sympathy upon unsalvable inferiors (52:2.12)

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