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    Do You Cry? Is It Normal To Cry?

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    Sean FargoPublished May 7, 2016 · Updated September 30, 2025 · 1 min read
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    Eckhart Tolle says it’s normal to cry and talk about the things that make him tears. He also discusses the difference of joyful vs. dysfunctional crying.

    In this warm-hearted exchange, this video talks about joyful tears, dysfunctional crying, and a memorable drive along the Pacific Coast Highway.

    Also watch this video about Why Empathy is Not the Best Way to Care.

    Oasis had it right: stop crying your heart out. Psychologist Paul Bloom argues that empathy may be working against our best interests, and that compassion may be a better strategy.I argued empathy is a poor moral guide. It’s biased. It’s enumerate. It zaps the spirit. It can be weaponized to make us worse people. But one question I often get is what replaces it? And in my book, I make a distinction between empathy and compassion.

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