Psyche & Soul 22: A SPLINTERED, DISTORTED SPIRITUALITY
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Last week end we reflected on Everyday spirituality. This weekend we shall continue our reflections on spirituality, especially the impact of dualism on spirituality.
I refer here to paradigms, change seen as evil, denigration of body, subjugation and oppression of women and patriarch and how these distort our understanding and practice of spirituality.
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The title of this podcast/blog ``Psyche & Soul`` alludes to a profound truth, namely ``psyche,`` that stands of psychology, and ``soul,`` standing for spirituality, go together.
We normally assume that the two are very different. Not really. Both have to do with everyday life and behaviour and thus have much in common. Good psychology is good spirituality, and good spirituality is good psychology
Psyche & Soul 19- COVID- A TIME OF MASSIVE DISRUPTION
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This weekend we shall reflect on the Covid-19- disruptions and their impact on health and happiness...
We are currently living through perhaps the worst crisis the global community has faced in the last 100 years, since the Spanish flu of 1918. Covid-19 has disrupted life on a massive scale.
Psyche & Soul 18: PREVENTING AND RELIEVING STRESS THE S-AMRT WAY.
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This weekend we shall explore how we can reduce as well as prevent stress.
Stress is common place during these Covid -19 times. Learning to handle this stress is important for our health and happiness.
Managing stress is all about taking charge: taking charge of our thoughts, our emotions, our schedules, our environment, and the way we deal with situations and perceived threats.
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This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of resilience to health and happiness. Resilience is the capacity to thrive despite adversity, to bounce back from setbacks, from trauma and tragedy and being able to live at even greater levels of wellbeing and satisfaction than before, that is, to flourish.
Psyche & Soul 16 HOPE AND OPTIMISM ENHANCE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
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This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of hope and optimism to health and happiness... A large body of research shows that hope promotes health and happiness as well as success in life.
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This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of generosity to health and happiness. Scientific research tells us that just like gratitude that we explored in the last podcast, a generous disposition has extraordinary impact on our emotional health and wellbeing.
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This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of gratitude to health and happiness.
Emotionally healthy persons have genuine appreciation for life and its blessings. They experience spontaneous joy and deep satisfaction in living. They are sensitive to the wonderful things happening in them and around them—the daily miracles of life. They live gratefully.
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This weekend we reflect on our emotions and their role in health and happiness.
Healthy persons are in touch with a wide spectrum of emotions, and are able to express these emotions spontaneously and appropriately. Unhealthy persons, on the contrary, are overly restricted in their range of emotional expressions. They are comfortable only with a few emotions.
Psyche & Soul 12: Balancing Autonomy and Dependence
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This weekend we shall look at one requisite for emotional wellbeing and success in life: Balancing Autonomy and Dependence.
Ability to think for oneself, and make choices and decisions based on one`s own internal convictions characterise an emotionally mature person. At the same time such a person is also capable of depending on and collaborating with others as necessitated by situations.
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This weekend we shall focus on Self-Acceptance which is a foundational requisite for emotional health and happiness.
Self-acceptance, as the great psychologist Carl Jung points out, is not only an essential requisite for emotional wellbeing, but also influences our way of being in the world. In his own words: ``Acceptance of oneself is ...the acid test of one`s whole outlook on life.``
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Last weekend we explored the role of meaningfulness in living a healthy and happy life. This weekend we shall explore an important dimension of this meaningfulness. Our self-understanding of who we are.
``Who am I really?`` This is a question all of us ask sometime in our life. Some of us find an answer, others continue to keep asking the question.
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Recent research on health and happiness show that a sense of meaning in life is one of the major contributors to emotional and physical wellbeing. Emotionally healthy persons find life a meaningful adventure. They have something that gives meaning and significance to their life, such as an ideology, a dream, a commitment. According to the pioneering personality psychologist, Gordon Allport, ``one of the key challenges to maturity is to invest daily life with meaning—to find or create opportunities to make our lives matter``
Psyche & Soul 8 - NEED FULFILMENT AND EMOTIONAL MATURATION
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This weekend we shall look at some basic needs that have to be satisfied for us to experience emotional maturation and wellbeing.
All of us - infants, children, adolescents and adults - are needy! Needy for food, for rest, for attention, for appreciation, for love ... and so on.
When our need is fulfilled, we feel happy and we spread happiness around. Psychologists have short listed our basic emotional needs to three: Relatedness, Competence and Autonomy. We need environments that facilitate fulfillment of these needs to grow healthy and happy.
Some Observations on the GC28 POST-CHAPTER REFLECTION. THE RECTOR MAJOR`S ACTION PROGRAMME
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In this article I like to share my initial impressions on the GC28: Post-Chapter Reflections: The Rector Major`s Action Plan presented by the Rector Major on 16 August 2020.
Last week end we reflected on Everyday spirituality. This weekend we shall continue our reflections on spirituality, especially the impact of dualism on spirituality.
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The title of this podcast/blog ``Psyche & Soul`` alludes to a profound truth, namely ``psyche,`` that stands of psychology, and ``soul,`` standing for spirituality, go together.
This weekend we shall reflect on the Covid-19- disruptions and their impact on health and happiness...
This weekend we shall explore how we can reduce as well as prevent stress.
This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of resilience to health and happiness. Resilience is the capacity to thrive despite adversity, to bounce back from setbacks, from trauma and tragedy and being able to live at even greater levels of wellbeing and satisfaction than before, that is, to flourish.
This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of hope and optimism to health and happiness... A large body of research shows that hope promotes health and happiness as well as success in life.
This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of generosity to health and happiness. Scientific research tells us that just like gratitude that we explored in the last podcast, a generous disposition has extraordinary impact on our emotional health and wellbeing.
This weekend we shall reflect on the contribution of gratitude to health and happiness.
This weekend we reflect on our emotions and their role in health and happiness.
This weekend we shall look at one requisite for emotional wellbeing and success in life: Balancing Autonomy and Dependence.
This weekend we shall focus on Self-Acceptance which is a foundational requisite for emotional health and happiness.
Last weekend we explored the role of meaningfulness in living a healthy and happy life. This weekend we shall explore an important dimension of this meaningfulness. Our self-understanding of who we are.
Recent research on health and happiness show that a sense of meaning in life is one of the major contributors to emotional and physical wellbeing. Emotionally healthy persons find life a meaningful adventure. They have something that gives meaning and significance to their life, such as an ideology, a dream, a commitment. According to the pioneering personality psychologist, Gordon Allport, ``one of the key challenges to maturity is to invest daily life with meaning—to find or create opportunities to make our lives matter``
This weekend we shall look at some basic needs that have to be satisfied for us to experience emotional maturation and wellbeing.
In this article I like to share my initial impressions on the GC28: Post-Chapter Reflections: The Rector Major`s Action Plan presented by the Rector Major on 16 August 2020.
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