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    THE

    SPIRITUAL SELF

    GROUP 4
    OBJECTIVES:

    • Explain the spiritual aspect of the self and identity


    • Demonstrate critical, reflective thought in the integrating
    the spiritual self with the other selves previously discussed
    • Identify the different aspects of the spiritual slef
    • Examine oneself in the context of the spiritual self dicussed
    in class.
    ‘‘Ever more people today have the means to
    live, but no meaning to live for.’’

    -Victor Frankl
    THE SPIRITUAL SELF

    Refers to the spirituality labels that the human is longing for


    sense of meaning through morally responsible relationships
    between diverse individuals, families, communities, cultures,
    and religion
    WHAT IS
    SPIRIRUALITY?
    - Is a belief that people can connect with something that is beyong mind
    and matter

    - an aspect of religious traditions, and also existential value system

    - a way of experiencing that come about through awareness of supreme


    dimension and that is characterized by certain identifiable values in
    regard to self, nature, and whatever one considers ultimate

    - to be spiritual is to stand in a relationship based on matters od the


    soul’’ – Carson, 1989
    Spirituality vs. Religion

    Spirituality – is defined as relating to or affecting


    the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or
    physical things.

    Religion – is about believing in a god or group of


    gods and consciously adheres to the beliefs of
    his/her religion.
    COMPLENPLATIVE PRACTICES
    A METHOD OF DEEP CONCENTRATION, DEEPEN UNDERSATNDING AND
    INSIGHT, CULTIVATET AWARENESS AND COMPASSION.

    MINDFULNESS PRAYER JOURNALING


    THE PRACTICE OF RELIGION

    Religion is define as belief and worship of a


    superhuman controlling power, especially a God or
    Gods.

    A particular system of faith and worship.


    THE FOUR DIMENSION OF RELIGION

    Beliefs Spiritual experience


    Generalized system of 01 03 Feeling of immediate
    ideas and values connection with a higher
    being.

    Unique social forms of


    Rituals
    Repeated gestures or 02 04 community
    activities such as prayers Unite in one single
    and mantras. community called Church.
    RELIGIOUS CLASSIFICATION
    THE BABAYLANS
    Babaylans – considered as the first psychologist in
    the Philipines; a spiritual leader and a medium.

    Our ancestors believed that souls can exist outside


    the body and that they continue to exist even after
    death and become multo.
    Dungan , spirit and soul
    Dungan is a life force, an energy, an ethereal entity with a will of its own
    that resides in the human body and provides essence to life; can
    temporarily leave the body.

    Ginhawa ( Visayan word for breath or breathe) – is responsible for the


    harts ability to beat; may be affected by foreign elements.

    Kaluluwa (kalag) is associated with wisdom and is believed to be in the


    head. Kakambal is the soul of the living.
    RITUALS
    Rituals – is the performance of ceremonial acts prescribed by a tradition
    or scared law. Ritual is a specific, observable mode of behavior exhibited
    by all known societies.

    Imitative rituals - are patterned after a myth and the ritual repeat the
    myth.
    Negative rituals – focuses on the rules of prohibition.
    Sacrificial rituals – are seen as the earliest form of religion.
    Life crisis rituals – are traditions of one mode or stage of life into
    another.
    SOCRECY
    Barang - a malignant secrecy that usually targets a person.

    Kulam – voodoo or witchcraft which uses black magic or


    spells on a victim.

    Albolario/mananambal – isa a traditional healer.


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