Spiritual Psychic Readings

About a year ago, I began to find genuine interest in spiritual knowledge and learning, and its value and many applications outside of formal education and studies. I began researching philosophers and reading their works regarding spiritualism, new ways of thinking and perceiving things, as well as how our lives as human work in conjunction with the universe around us. I find this kind of thinking, and discovering some of the infinite wealth of knowledge around me, to be both personal and liberating.

It assisted me in how to look closely at my journey, vocation, devotional and meditational times. As I take on this journey trying my best to stay on path with God, who will lead me in a righteous way I plan to stay close to him. What is my journey consisted of? Paying attention to my call, make sure I am aware that it is a journey that I will not along in, but I will always feel like I am in the presences of God.

This article, developing a Spiritual Assessment Toolbox: A Discussion of the Strengths and Limitations of Five Different Assessment Methods, discusses and reviews a variety of assessment methods developed to examine the spiritual lives of clients. According to Hodge (2005), “…for service provision to be as effective as possible, spiritual beliefs and practices often have to be taken into account (p. 314).” Because a client’s spiritual worldview is often a guiding principle for their lives, it is important to use an assessment method that takes this into account. This article looks at five different methods for this purpose: (1) spiritual histories, (2) spiritual lifemaps, (3) the spiritual

The book is divided into seven parts. The book focuses spiritual growth and it is a manual for building a Spirit-filled life in a world where perfection can only be found in God’s loving vision. Ortberg helps us gauge your spiritual health and measure the gap between where you are now and where God intends you to be. As the author emphasizes on

There had been convictions that these healing practices were helpful, at least as supportive care, to clients suffering chronic mental illness. Spiritist healing practices: Spiritist medium diagnosed by seeing (inwardly envisioning) the causes of the illness and other problems to the spirit world. They do not heal in any direct sense but open their bodies to possession by illness or problem causing spirits who have attached themselves to sufferers. Healing takes place when the spirit medium assists the sufferer to come into harmony with these spirits and forgive them so as to change his or her emotions, lifestyle, physical complaints and/or destiny. The widespread fear in Puerto Rico associated with either becoming or being labeled as a loco acts a restraint on the ways medium works with persons whom they perceived psychiatric concepts and definitions of mental illness and those of the Spiritists. There was a case that was compared with the most frequent complaint of 220 women receiving help from Spiritits mediums at ritual healing

On the other hand, the healing powers that sorcerers possess are respected in other communities. Witch doctors, although not real witches, are trusted to concoct remedies to protect others against witchcraft. Furthermore, Shamans are believed to be endowed with the power to both cure and kill. The Shaman has the ability to go into a trance to interact with the spirit world on behalf of the community. Although there are varying opinions on the practicing of witchcraft, it still continues today whether it is accepted or not.

Pathfinders today I am going to help you see how important it is to be spiritually minded in today’s society.

According to Hodge (2015), 2 a spiritual assessment is an in-depth look at the religious makeup of a patient with the aim of identifying the vital areas of spiritual concern and determining the appropriate planof treatment. During the interview, a 28-year-old male from a Buddhist religion was questioned. The interview process did not face a lot of difficulties with various aspects going well during the process. For instance, the interviewer quickly understood the question and did not hold back any information requisite in obtaining the right information for the spiritual needs assessment. In future, I would request the interviewer to explain and expound on the provided answers to the interview questions.

As a child I was always sensitive to others and had this unexplained knowing. A few years ago the unexplained knowing became stronger, very overwhelming to me. I would hear things, feel things, see things, and smell things that were not there. I finally thought, maybe I should see if other people go through this and THEY DO! I was so happy to know that I was not alone. That’s when I found the Healing Shoppe it was a true gift to my soul. I visited often, every Tuesday for the Sensitive Soul Class (I finally felt normal). The sense of community, and acceptance made it easy for to accept myself. Five months later I found myself in the Hypnotherapy class which changed my life, my way of thinking. I finally found my path in life and once

How does one find their spirituality? The overlaying theme between Michael Yaconelli’s, Messy Spirituality, the book the Wounded Healer and the guest speaker Roy Petitfils are all closely intertwined. How do we accept and grow to find accept and find our inner beauty and divine chosen path? Introspection and acceptance are critical to personal growth and enablement of happiness.

Spiritual beliefs contribute tremendously in how a person perceives the world and what occurs in their personal lives, including their health. A spiritual assessment tool is often utilized by healthcare personal to evaluate the spiritual needs of the patient. Healthcare personal interview patients, typically on admission, in-order to gather the information required for a spiritual assessment tool.

Some barriers that may inhibit one’s ability to complete a spiritual assessment are: poor timing, lack of training, discomfort with the subject matter (patient or provider), provider’s uncertainty of own spirituality, concepts of spirituality differ among all, and a lack of clues and/or cues by the patient that may open the doors to initiate a genuine conversation (Dameron, 2005; Joint Commission, 2005). It is important the health care provider maintains a non-judgmental approach and must be careful not to impose his or her

If allowed, the consumption of one’s dark mindset, leaves the victim like a dull key. Being played over and over again, until gone numb. Being a lifeless vessel, draining your hope away. The quote “”I want you to say you deserve better.” I couldn’t say it. It wasn’t true. I mean, I wanted to have it better, but I didn’t deserve it. I was the kid who threw books at teachers” (Alexie 40, 41). Portrays an accurate example of hope draining away. The doubt Jr. had about having a better life made him feel just as that. However, complements and confidence boosters from others can make one regain the strength to move forward, forward to other keys, continuing their song. To clarify, the quote “Penelope thought I was beautiful so I felt beautiful” (Alexie 122). When someone tells complements and confidence boosters to one, it's as if they veto the previous doubt. This can help one realise their initial doubt was indeed false. Opening the door of one's identity. “... so the coach and I sat awake all night. We told each other many stories. But I never repeat these stories. That night belongs to just me and my coach” (Alexie 149). Having a one-on-one conversation with a person can open the gate of one's true personality. Opening this gate not only lets the true personality show, but also diminishes the illusion of who they portrayed to be. Making them real, and comfortable in their own

Since spirituality is considered a protective factor for many people. Understanding someone’s spiritual/religious beliefs can be helpful in assisting with problems they may be experiencing. Furthermore, understanding different cultures and religious beliefs can be very helpful. By understanding someone else’s religious views/beliefs can help in developing therapeutic rapport. Conducting spiritual assessments gives a social worker a better idea of family dynamics, relationships, and history.

I’d like to state the most obvious observation that I’ve made about spiritual formation; that is that I will always need to be seeking for ways to nurture my personal spirituality throughout my life. I know that to most people this may sound like a “duh” statement, but for me it has truly become a reality and one that I must admit I have been struggling to embrace. I was brought up in a church that, like most traditional churches, stayed happy living in the “comfort zone” of their Christianity. They took everything that the Bible said at face value without digging in to find out why they believed what they believed. I had never been challenged to look deeper into the text. In the past few years I have felt the need to tunnel out of this