Spiritual self

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pertains to the inner, non-material, and
transcendent aspect of an individual’s
being.

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Spiritual Self

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most intimate,
inner subjective part of self. It is the most
intimate version of the self because of
the satisfaction experienced when
thinking of one’s ability

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Spiritual Self

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works on the definition of religion “as a set of cultural beliefs
and practices that usually includes some or all
of basic characteristics.

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Rebecca Stein

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performance of ceremonial
acts prescribed by a tradition or sacred law
(Britannica 2017).

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Ritual

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Believes that life is not a bed of roses.
Instead, there are suffering, pain and
frustrations. When people suffer, they
want to experience the goodness of life
and avoid disappointments.

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Buddhism

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two types of meditation In Buddhism

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samatha and vipassana.

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practiced as mindfulness of
breathing and development of loving-
kindness (Metta Bhavana).

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samatha

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practices aim at developing
insights into reality.

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vipassana.

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Parinirvana Day

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February

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Buddha
Day (Wesak)

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May

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Dharma Day

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July

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Padmasambhava Day

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October

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believe in Trinitarian God. One
God in three personas: God the Father
(Creator), God the Son (Savior), and God
the Holy Spirit (Sustainer

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Christians

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symbolizes the birth in Christian World,

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Baptism

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is an
act of remembrance of Jesus Christ’s
sacrificial love.

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he Sacrament of Communion

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believe that existence is a cycle of
birth, death and rebirth, governed by
Karma.

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Hinduism

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s are sacred scriptures of Hindus.

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Vedas

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are two
other important texts of the Hindus

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Mahabharata and Ramayana

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the Festival of Lights.

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Diwali

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the festival of nine nights;
which celebrate the triumph of good over
evil.

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Nivrati

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Muslims believe in Allah, who is their “One
God”. They believe in the unity and
universality of God.

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Islam

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“willing submission to God.”

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islam

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Holy Book of Islam

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Quran

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statement of faith: “There is no God
but the one true God and Mohammed is his
messenger.”

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Shahada

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• the prayer that is practiced five times a
  day.

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salat

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• the monetary offering for the benefit of
  the poor. It comprises 2.5% of a Muslim’s assets.

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Zakat

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the yearly pilgrimage to Mecca. Muslims
who can afford are asked to do the pilgrimage at
least once in their lifetime.

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Hajj

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believe in the God of Abraham,
the same God that liberated the Hebrew
slaves from Egypt to Canaan, the
Promised Land through the leadership of
Moses and later, Joshua.

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Judaism

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is the belief or
perspective that one’s own religion or
faith tradition is unique and holds a
special place of truth or significance.

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Religious Particularism

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are typically
characterized by a strict and literal
interpretation of their sacred texts, a
strong resistance to modern or secular
influences, and a desire to return to what
they see as the foundational or
“fundamental” principles of their religion.

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Religious Fundamentalism

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philosophical and
theological perspective that
acknowledges and respects the
coexistence of multiple religions in society.
It suggests that various religious belief

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Religious Pluralism

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Atheists are people who do
not believe in the existence of God

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Atheism

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unsure or say that it’s impossible to
know for sure whether God or deities
exist. They might say, “

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Agnosticism

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• the New Year

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Rosh Hashanah-

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• the Day of Atonement

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Yom Kippur

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• Pentecost

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Shavuot

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published a book about logotheraphy.

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Dr. Frankl

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is a psychotherapy
introduced by Dr. Viktor Frankl, who is
considered the Father of Logotherapy

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Logotherapy

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“man’s primary motivational force is
search for meaning.”

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Belief of logotheraphy

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body,mind,spirit

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body (soma), mind (psyche), and
spirit (noos).

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main motivation for living and
acting .

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People have a will to meaning.

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Assumption four is that we are free
to activate our will to find
meaning, and this can be done
under any circumstances. This
deals with change of attitudes
about unavoidable fate. Frankl
was able to test the first four
assumptions when he was
confined in the concentration
camps

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People have freedom under all
circumstances to activate the will to find
meaning

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To find meaning of life starts with
holding a future goal.

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Purposeful Work.

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The fifth assumption, the meaning
of the moment, is more practical
in daily living than ultimate
meaning. Unlike ultimate meaning
this meaning can be found and
fulfilled. This can be done by
following the values of society or
by following the voice of our
conscience

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Life has a demand quality to which people
must respond if decisions are to be
meaningful.

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The sixth assumption deals with
one’s sense of meaning. This is
enhanced by the realization that
we are irreplaceable.

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The individual is unique

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A meaningful life is a life with
suffering. Suffering is inevitable
part of life.

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Courage in the Face of Difficulty.