2 claims in “spirituality, psychology, philosophy”
When one rests in soul awareness while perceiving another person, the separateness between self and other dissolves: you cease to see yourself as distinct from them; their suffering becomes your suffering; and compassion arises naturally and impersonally, not from effort or guilt.
When one shifts consciousness to the soul level and looks at other people, one recognizes them as souls or conscious beings independent of their physical form, social roles, and ego structures; this recognition fundamentally changes how one relates to them.