Compassion and Wisdom Does wise practice of compassion ever lead to suffering or bliss for the practitioner?

Is there a difference between compassion cultivated through the Brammaviharas and compassion cultivated through Vipassana insight?

If one is enlightened does that mean one is   compassionate or fully compassionate?

Why does wisdom lead to compassion or compassion lead to wisdom?
Yes, there is. There is a difference between compassion cultivated through the Brammaviharas and compassion cultivated through Vipassana.

With the Brammaviharas, one can be as compassionate to the maximum, but that does not mean one has gotten rid of ignorance. Those beings in the Brahma worlds do not generate any hateful thoughts. They have perfected the four Brahmavihara of metta, karuna, mudita, &amp; upekkha. Yet they have ignorance (moha), even though they don’t have a trace of hateful thoughts, and thus can be reborn in the four lower realms.

Even if one gets rid of greed and hate, will still have ignorance, and will end up getting back greed and hate due to ignorance. But when compassion is cultivated through Vipassana, wisdom, or panna arises. The Buddhist mental factor ‘Adosa’ is not mere absence of ‘dosa’, but embodies compassion. The more panna one has, it is more likely that one would be generating ‘adosha’ and ‘amoha’ thoughts of compassion more often.