God Reflection

lovely here now is grandiose of our spiritual potential and make our human experience a reflection of our divine nature because now we have actual freedom of choice we're able to take spiritual wisdom and insight and apply it to our lives in really practical ways because we have this amazing power to choose.

God can only guide, but it us who decide what we are known by in society. “You do not need super powers to be a Superhero… Heroes are made not born” (Pacquio) Individuals who stand up for what is correct and help other’s discover pride in their lives can be considered Hero’s. As to that person it can completely change their life. This idea is illustrated in “A Lesson Before Dying" by Ernest J. Gaines. Grant Wiggins, Jefferson, and Paul, three of Gaines characters that profited, exemplified, and comprehended the most essential lesson before dying. Each of us has been made by God with potential to be incredible, and to help other people achieve enormity.

Reflection is a major factor in "developing self-awareness" to improve services provided to everyone around me, this is to develop my own understanding in realising the good and bad made previously. Moving forward with a better understanding, as well as rectifying the mistake whilst recognizing the good points, (Horton-Deutsch and Sherwood, 2008).

The purpose of this assignment is to discuss the contribution of reflective practice for clinical nursing. Reflection has been defined as a way for individuals to “capture their experience, think about it, mull it over and evaluate” (Boud et al 1985: 19)

The idea of a hero can be seen through observations and personal experiences. The typical stereotype of a hero, is a person that has dashing looks, and goes around with muscles larger than the size of their head. Rather than outward appearances, heroes consist of inward qualities that are hard to find in this century. Being a true hero consists of going down the ‘path less traveled’. A true hero will stick up for what they believe in, and not live a life that is looking for acceptance of others. In our society, majority of the people seek for social acceptance, and that is a deadly habit. When people live for social acceptance, they will be societies slave. Out of the very few heroes, Jesus, was the most perfect

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What makes a person a hero? Maybe it’s their unwilling need to save the world and bring those who are deemed evil and unjust to justice, or just their ability to make a change in the world for the greater good. The greater good is defined as benefiting individuals to a high degree. An example of greater good would be eliminating all and any signs of discrimination. Without discrimination, people of color would get along very well and not be hateful towards one another, they would be at peace. There would be no more protests regarding that blacks should be equally treated, limited rights to people of color in the world, and any traces of the brutality of colored people throughout the world. Be as it will, an individual may have a different opinion

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There are heroes all around us, everyday, even if we do not recognise them as heroes. Heros willingly make sacrifices that benefit others, even if those sacrifices affect the them in a bad way. They put other’s needs in front of their own, causing them to be selfless and caring. Selflessness and compassion are some of the traits that make up a good hero. Heroes also take risks, which they might not want to, but they do it anyways. In the Bible there are many heroes who take risks, for example Adam and Eve could be considered heroic because of their choice to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which gave humankind consciousness and awareness. They could also not be seen as heroes because their choice also made humankind lose their closeness to God and their ability to visit Eden. Someone else who might or might not be seen as a hero in the Bible is Noah. To some, Noah is a hero who helped cleanse man of their violence, but to others he is not considered a hero.

Thinking about the idea of "heroes" today tends to conjure images created by films such as "The Avengers," "The Fantastic 4," or "Spider-Man." Indeed, since childhood we learn that these are heroes. They are the ones who are not only better than the rest of humanity in some way (usually physical), but who also use these strengths to help those around them. Although few people today think of the Bible in terms of the heroism concept we grew up with, the Old Testament contains some tales of heroes that can still teach people much today. Although they are long gone from this earth, these heroes still help those who read and learn about them in ways such as obtaining solutions to problems, working on their relationships with others, and in their relationship with God. This is also true of Samson, the Old Testament hero whose love for a woman meant his death, but whose love for God enabled him to perform his final heroic act.

Disabilities are common throughout the world, whether it affects one’s ability to walk or talk. Although one may be born disabled, it’ll take time for them to adjust to their surroundings. During their lifetime, many emotions will be shown through words or actions. Seeing humans maneuver around and communicate, those with disabilities learn; however, they choose to live how they wish. One may reach out for assistance, while others will ignore the fact that they need help. However, significant others or friends may try to change one’s ways in helping and assisting them to adjust to the everyday lifestyle. Furthermore, the film Children of a Lesser God demonstrates how the deaf learn to communicate with the hearing. James Leed, who is a teacher of disabled students, comes across a deaf co-worker, Sarah, who becomes his significant other throughout the movie. Although Sarah is incapable of speaking, James communicates with her through signing; however, a performance by James’s deaf students occurs that leaves Sarah storming away in frustration.

With what are we being filled with? We Christians today have heard this question time and time again. We say that God is what fills us; yet we are still left craving and wanting more. So if God is enough and we believe that to be true then are we really allowing God to be our ultimate source and spring of life if we are still left feeling empty?

God is always with us, and Jesus’s Love is Beautiful & Graceful: Holy Spirit is Transforming Continually.

Hermas described that the Holy Spirit is the divine principle in the incarnate Christ. The holy pre-existent spirit which created the whole creation God made to dwell in flesh that he desired. This flesh in which the Holy Spirit dwelt was subject to the Spirit. As Hermas pointed out that the Holy Spirit considered as the divine incarnate Christ in this time.

Explanation: Jesus continued his discourse, explaining to the disciples that he had spoken those things to them so that they would not be offended or surprised when these persecutions would come. And when that time would come, they would remember what he had said and be prepared. Jesus had not spoken to them about it earlier because he had been with them, but now he was preparing them for his departure and ascension. He warned them that the time would come when they would be excommunicated from the synagogues and killed. And the people that did that to them would think they were doing God’s will, because they did not truly know the Father. But Jesus was going to his Father, and the disciples were sad at his going. Nonetheless, it was good for them that he was going away, because when he left, the Comforter would come. And when the Spirit would come, he would teach the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment: of sin, because they did not believe in Jesus; of righteousness, because he was going the Father; of judgment, because the prince of this world would be judged. And though Jesus could not tell his disciples everything they needed to know, the Spirit of truth would come and guide them. And he would tell them what he had heard of the things that would come. And he would glorify Jesus because he would speak what Jesus would tell him. And the Father gives all things to the Son; so that what is of the Father is of the Son, and the things of the Son are of the Father.