Spiritual Self Flashcards
For him “The soul feels what the mind ignores.”
Stace Morris
the person you are and the person that you will become when you are no longer physical.
Spirit
this is the part of you that exhibits and possesses all of your best and most proficient qualities.
Higher Self
- is the force you should reach to when seeking any guidance or aid related to your present worth
Soul
He is known as a “Modern Day Wizard”
Andrew Wallas
-spiritual psychotherapists
- “transforms your energy”, creating “alchemical shift”
Andrew Wallas
a consultant who specializes in business transformation. -
CEO and founder of The School of Business Alchemy.
-successful entrepreneur.
Andrew Wallas
What are the four stages of ‘New Model of Spirituality
- Stage 1 - Anything Goes
- Stage 2 - Rigid
*Stage 3 - Questioning
Stage 4 - Free Flowing
A new model of spirituality where In this corner you viewed objects such as
(1) a letter of a
narcissistic
(2) photo of a manipulative classmate
(3) self-love placards
(4)
images of self- absorbed people and
(5) narcissists phrases.
Stage 1. Anything goes
This stage represents
your undeveloped spirituality; at this point of spiritual growth, you are manipulative and self-serving. Though you may pretend or you even think you are loving toward others, you are narcissistic and don’t really love yourself or others.
Stage 1. Anything goes
A new model of spirituality where In this corner, you saw things like (1) copy of the Ten Commandments
(2) Holy bible/ scriptures
(3) prayer books
(4) images of a
prayerful family and
(5) illustrations of different religious worship activities.
This stage is characterized by firm set of external rules which you need to follow.
Rigid
A stages of New Model of Spirituality where in this corner you found things such as:
(1) quotations about questioning God
(2) image of an angered person toward his God over the death of his mother
(3) photos depicting peer pressures
(4) news clips on issues about clergy/ priests and(5) a question mark icon
Stage 3. Questioning
A stages of New Model of Spirituality
This is a difficult, troubling **stage as what you have taken to be untouchable is
now being challenged. The biggest stumbling block in this stage is the fear that
you are falling back to Stage I and hence you often retreat into the perceived
safety of the second stage.
Stage 3. Questioning
A stage in the New Model of Spirituality where in his corner you saw materials like
(1) image of peace
and serenity
(2) quotes about happiness and contentment
(3) the book on Purpose
Driven Life
(4) sample personal reflection on life, love and God and
(5) photos of good deeds and acts of love.
Step 4. Free Flow
In this stage of New Model of Spirituality,
Acceptance and peace with who you are.
You discover an alignment with the flow of life. You recognize, not as an intellectual concept but as a lived experience, the true unity
and interconnectedness of all thing.
Stage 4. Free Flow
What ae the 9 Sacred Pathways
- Naturalist: Loving God Out of Doors
- Intellectual: Loving God with the Mind
- Ascetic: Loving God in Solitude and Simplicity
- Sensate: Loving God with the Senses
- Activist: Loving God through Confrontation.
- Caregiver: Loving God by Loving Other
- . Contemplative: Loving God through Adoration.
- Enthusiast: Loving God with Mystery and Celebration.
- Traditionalist: Loving God through Ritual and Symbol.
You feel closest to God when you are surrounded by what He has made- the mountains, the forests or the oceans.
Naturalist: Loving God Out of Doors
You feel closest to God when you
learn something new about Him that you didn’t understand before. (Segment 2)
Intellectual: Loving God with the Mind
You feel closest to God
when you are alone and there is nothing to distract you from focusing on His presence. (Segment 3)
Ascetic: Loving God in Solitude and Simplicity.
You feel closest to God when you
are in a church service that allows your senses to come alive – when you can see, smell, hear, and almost taste His majesty. (Segment 4)
Sensate: Loving God with the Senses
You feel closest to God when
you are cooperating with Him in standing up for His justice: writing letters to government officials and newspaper editors, picketing at a place of injustice, urging people to vote or becoming informed about current issues. (Segment 5)
Activist: Loving God through Confrontation.
You feel closest to God when
you see Him in the needy, the poor, the sick and the imprisoned. You feel
God’s presence most strongly when you are sitting quietly by the bed of someone who is lonely or ill or when you are taking a meal to someone in need. (Segment 6)
Caregiver: Loving God by Loving Other