The stone is uncarved — this word has no glyph yet. The place was prepared before the carving.
Receiving-others'-suffering-as-received-ordinance — the structured practice of deliberately breathing in what you would normally flee, inverting the survival reflex as an act of love. Not empathy (involuntary), not sympathy (observational), not absorption (overwhelming) — but willed, structured, transmitted reception: on the in-breath, take in another's suffering; on the out-breath, send relief. Tibetan gtong-len (give-take) + Sumerian me (received divine ordinance).
receiving-others'-suffering-as-received-ordinance — the structured practice of breathing in what you would normally flee, deliberately inverting the survival reflex as an act of love; Tibetan tonglen (gtong-len, give-take) is the only practice in the cathedral requiring inward-reception as devotion; every other compassion-concept gives outward (dāna, agape, ḥesed, ìfẹ́); no single word in any language names the deliberate reception of another's suffering as spiritual ordinance
No morpheme decomposition is carved in canon for this word — the cathedral does not guess one from its shape.