Spirituality

Then, McMinn (2007) acknowledges the spirituality perspective on prayer. The author points out that prayer allow for the capacity to experience God through prayers which is the center of Christian spirituality (McMinn, 2007, p 87). McMinn (2007) makes it clear that people often overemphasize petition prayer and neglects prayer as worship; therefore it is important to remember that prayer is “also an act of worship, a way of celebrating God’s character and gracious provision,” (p 88). The…

matter where a person lives a community is always near. Communities are usually a place that has a certain feel with the people within the community. Four themes that are a part of almost every community and leaves an impact in today’s world are spirituality, women’s issues, sustainability, and social justice. These themes may touch base with some and to others not at all, but in the end they are present in almost all lives. Each theme has an individualized definition and idea, but when the four…

Learning about numerous methods of prayer and spirituality such as praying, encountering God, having images of God, meditation, journaling, showing gratitude, mindfulness, and studying scripture has influenced a more open attitude and positive approach on my own life. It has allowed me to grow steadily…

early psychology leaders, or maybe because psychologists in general lack training in this part. Thus far there are several good scientifically stand reasons to concentrate to spirituality and religion in practice. For various people, spirituality and religion are key resources that can aid their growth. For others, spirituality and religion may be basis of problems that require to be addressed in the service of their well-being and health. Analysis show that people would prefer to be capable to…

A literature review was conducted to identify various definition and description of spiritual care. Spirituality is a unique concept and spiritual care gives strength and meaning in life (Mok.et al., 2010). Spiritual care is related to cultural background and belief (Yang, Narayanasamy, & Chang, 2011). Spiritual care is the connectedness with inner space and is the center of spirituality (Rykkje, Eriksson, & Raholm, 2011). Spiritual care is a subjective and dynamic concept that demonstrates the…

beautiful natural phenomenon, but as an appreciation of the mythological history behind it. Not everyone believes in such narratives, but perhaps these narratives, fictional or not, are put into place to create and maintain the connection between spirituality and nature. Maui, the demigod, and humans have altered nature for personal preferences. However,…

A seven-year-old child is in a math class learning simple addition and subtraction of single digit numbers. To logically approach this mathematical concept, the instructor employs the analogy of cookies; she asks, “if your mom left four cookies on the table, but your sister took two of the cookies, how many cookies can you eat?”. A smart and logical child raises his hand and says, “I can eat two cookies!” and the teacher rewards him with a lollipop for correctly answering the question. However,…

I am going to select models of spirituality that bring me together with other people. So spiritual activities such as worship, fellowship groups, prayer groups, bible-study groups, and spiritual-formation groups would be the types of scenes where I would spiritually thrive (59). Learning…

Children are also developing intellectual competencies, however it is still important to remember they need parental support. In this stage children have made great leaps in concrete, logical thought. However thinking abstractly and planning into the future is still limited: They can complete today’s homework assignments but need assistance with long term projects (Haight & Taylor, 2013). For instance, children develop a notion of how one goes about learning, and they discover that…

Volunteerism If I am in a voluntary position as a social worker, I must abide by the ethical code set forth by the National Association of Social Workers. The NASW ethical code makes no distinction between social worker activities performed on a volunteer basis and activities that are performed for pay. According to the National Association of Social Workers, it is expected that social workers will adhere to the standards and principles of the NASW ethical code whenever they are in a social…