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1 paź 1991 · Spirituality, healing and medicine. The history of spirituality in healing presented here reflects the growth of scientific knowledge, demands for religious renewal, and the shift in the understanding of the concept of health within a broader cultural context.
This particular secularism in the field of spiritual healing is based on transfers of knowledge and practices between subareas of a functionally differentiated society: esoteric and scientific cultural models shift into medicine, and continue into the area of health care and healing.
Key to an integral approach is not the content of the medical bag, but the holder of the bag: one who has opened herself or himself to the multidimensional nature of healing, including body, mind, soul, spirit, culture, and nature.
18 maj 2019 · Emotional awareness is manifest through consideration of patient needs and feelings, understanding empathy, using effective open responses and instituting religious ethical rituals to promote spiritual healing. Spiritual bodily awareness is concerned with the macro skill of reflecting and listening to the body’s signals and responses for the ...
25 gru 2001 · The concept of spiritual healing, without any religious basis, is introduced in support of a personal interpretation of holistic care. References. Citing Literature. Volume 27, Issue 2. February 1998. Pages 287-293.
The purpose of this article is to review current definitions of spiritual health; provide an overview of several successful intervention methods that may enhance spiritual health; and outline potential relationships between spiritual health interventions and behavioral, emotional, and physical health outcomes.
PDF. Abstract. The natural science base of modern medicine influences the way in which medicine is delivered and may ignore the spiritual factors associated with illness.
