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- 2. “SPIRITUAL PROGRESS IS BORN OUTOF SELF AWARENESS” -DEBORAH KING
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- 4. • inner essence •connects the person to the sacred, supernatural and the universe • experience a feeling of oneness with a higher being • gives a deeper meaning in a persons life
- 5. where does the selfdevelop in? •interaction •observation •imitation
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- 8. SPIRITUALITY • early Christianity •Christians used the term “Spirit” to describe the Holy Spirit WORSHIP • essential act to realize the ultimate meaning of transcendence and human life. • able to encounter God & understand God's words of salvation
- 9. RELIGION • AN ORGANIZEDSYSTEM OFIDEAS ABOUT THE SPIRITUAL SPHERE OR THE SUPERNATURAL ALONG W ITH ASSOCIATED CEREMONIAL PRACTICES BY W HICH PEOPLE TRY TO INTERPRET AND/OR INFLUENCE ASPECTS OF THE UNIVERSE OTHERWISE BEYOND THEIR CONTROL. • SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGION FULFILL NUMEROUS SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS, SUCH AS THE NEED TO EX PLAIN HUMAN SUFFERINGS AND DEATH.
- 10. •BELIEFS •GUIDANCE AND HOPETHROUGH FAITH •HOW YOU TREAT OTHERS •TRANSCENDS RITUAL WORSHIPS •IT HELPS YOU FIND, YOU HOW DOES RELIGION AFFECT THE SELF?
Editor's Notes
- #8 energy that some people believe exists in all living things and keeps them alive.
- #9 it can be understood as the search for the sacred, a process through which people seek to discover, hold on to, and, when necessary, transform whatever they hold sacred in their hearts (Hill & Pargamen, 2003). It generally refers to meaning and purpose in one's life, a search for wholeness, and a relationship with a transcendent being (Hage, Hopson, Siegel, Payton & DeFanti, 2006) Spirituality is connected with religion but they are different
- #10 one's spirituality may be expressed through religion and participation in religious ritiuals and ceremonies(Haviland, Prins, Warlath & McBride, 2013). through the practice of religious activities such as prayers, people may find comfot, security, and stability in times of sufferings, loss, insecurities, and uncertainties. spirituality and religion may be a source of love, hope and affection (Brown & Parrish, 2011)