Building Tolerance through Spirituality

Spiritual tourism Spiritual tourism has been becoming a genuine concern in the global tourism industry and spirituality has become a major driver for tourism in some contexts (Timothy 2006, Attix 2015). More and more forms of tourism are recognised as part of spiritual tourism (Timothy and Olsen 2006, Timothy 2006, Collins-Kreiner 2010, Norman 2011). The value of spiritual tourism is prominent, namely an antidote to new and longstanding geopolitical, historical and cultural aggravations and apprehensions;

Relation between spirituality and mental health Mental health has two dimensions—absence of mental illness and presence of a well-adjusted personality that contributes effectively to the life of the community. Ability to take responsibility for one's own actions, flexibility, high frustration tolerance, acceptance of uncertainty, involvement in activities of social interest, courage to take risks, serenity to accept the things which we cannot change, courage to change the things which we can change

history, Aboriginal people have been displaced and mistreated through the course of time, through the separation from their from kinship groups, land and the stolen generation. This has resulted in the connection to their dreaming lost, misconnection and loss of their sacred sites and traditional food from their land. As a consequence of the stolen generation, many aboriginal children were deprived of their parents, families, spirituality, language from their land and their cultural identity. All of

begin this by coming to real tolerance and acceptance is through education and through spending time with one another, learning about what separates us and what bines us together. It is important to educate citizens on how to be a citizen, and this can be done in universities in order to fully prepare students to be citizens. In the article “Addressing Religious Diversity in the Public Institution,” Kristen Tarantino states, “In a society that values objectivity, tolerance, and neutrality, religion

INTEGRATING SPIRITUALITY INTO COUNSELING Ana Cristina Garza Texas A&M University Kingsville EDCG 5341- Spirituality Dr. Garza Abstract Spirituality is not easily defined; many people tend to confuse spirituality with religion and when they are two completely different things their meaning and how they can be implemented into counseling will be discussed. Spirituality is mostly used in counseling to aid recovery in clients struggling with addiction (Greene & Nguyen, 2012). There is pros

argues that despite some differences at ritual, social and cultural levels among different religions, there is conspicuous commonality at the level of values that promotes communal harmony. various faiths and religions can contribute to the building of tolerance in the world. He stresses that every religion contains components of belief, rituals, information and knowledge, behavioural consequences and the expectations that guide the whole system. Looking at Bhuddhism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism and

Managing People in Global Economy (Chapter 1) kinicki & kreitner, 2008, defines management as “the process of working with and through others to achieve organizational objectives in an efficient and ethical manner.” Management comprises: Planning, organizing, resourcing, leading/directing/motivating, and controlling. 1. Planning is decision making concerning what needs to happen in the future and generating plans for action. In other words planning is the organizational process of creating and

Individuals who were placed in a random situation that encourage humility have shown a developing number of changes than those that were placed in the controlled environment. Researchers also notice a change in the individual’s ability to forgive and tolerance. They were negative attitude observed, which was not observed in the individuals who were in the controlled environment. In conclusion, it is shown that individuals who were in a controlled situation are observed to make changes in their lives

development studies focused on children that performed well despite the adverse family circumstances (Werner & Smith, 1992).Subsequently plethora of literature was generated in the health domain, focusing on the effects of resilience for muddling through the harrowing situations. It was professor Fred Luthans who introduced the concept of individual resilience in the domain of positive psychology via the core concept of psychological Capital (Luthans et al., 2004). Domain of Resilience The genesis

solely to this population(cite?). An understanding of the Aboriginal and First Nations communities, including their cultural values and belief systems, are imperative to addressing and mediating this issue. Furthermore, encouraging participation and building capacity of the Aboriginal mothers and their communities is a priority. Without getting all affected parties involved, the impact of community nursing interventions will not be successful nor sustainable.  Negative outcomes of teen pregnancy amongst