Happy #PrideMonth! This month, and every month, @Cisco stands proudly as an ally to our LGBTQ+ colleagues, and we continue to condemn any discrimination of the LGBTQ+ community. #WeAreCisco#CiscoPride#ShowYourPride
At @Cisco we're proud to take a stand and join the fight to protect the rhino. See how #ConnectedConservation is making a difference in the new @NatGeo documentary #SaveThisRhino. Learn more via https://t.co/jYtbFHyPpC
Read my blog on how @Cisco we stand against any actions that threaten the equal rights, safety, and dignity of all people and how we will continue to actively support the LGBTQ+ community. https://t.co/otE4PboJTu #WeAreCisco#InclusiveTech
In our quest for happiness and the avoidance of suffering, we are all fundamentally the same, and therefore equal. Despite all the characteristics that differentiate us - race, language, religion, gender, wealth and many others - we are all equal in terms of our basic humanity.
We are intelligent, we have seed of compassion from birth. Using reason and intelligence we can enhance our sense of compassion and come to understand how its opposite, anger, is harmful.
Many of the problems we face today are our own creation. Creating a more peaceful world requires a peaceful mind and a peaceful heart. As human brothers and sisters we must live together in tolerance and affection.
The kind of behavior that really is spiritual practice consists of refraining from falsehood and abiding by the truth, neither humiliating nor mocking others, being humble, and having a good heart and helping others.
The very purpose of spirituality is self-discipline. Rather than criticizing others, we should evaluate and criticize ourselves. Ask yourself, what am I doing about my anger, my attachment, my pride, my jealousy? These are the things we should check in our day to day lives.