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    Ephesians 6: 10-22 Essay

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    righteousness in God through difficult times where one’s faith might be tested. Additional analysis throughout this paper will consist of uncovering the structure behind what righteousness means, both in the ancient church setting and throughout one’s spiritual journey today. The idea of righteousness is still relatable today in both an ancient and modern understanding, with additional research

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    I chose fasting as my inward spiritual discipline. I did for more than the class plan was. I started fasting in mid-October During Ethiopian orthodox fasting. I abstained from all things a body needs, and must fast from animal products and from any kind of food. I did couple days every week. I would usually Friday and Wednesday. I think it was on the last day of 2 days fast, I felt so good, I felt like my body was filled with God grace. At the end of fasting I tried to meditate but it was hard to

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    Spiritual Care

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    In my view, spiritual care means the patient needs care, support and treatment as a whole person that including spiritual or religious belief which help them to cope with illness and heal emotionally as well as physically. Spiritual care helps nurses to understand patients’ spiritual needs and provide care with comfort, hope, goodness and through their religious practices. “Spiritual care means putting people in touch with God through compassion-ate presence, active listening, witness, prayer, Bible

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    Spiritual Disciplines

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    Introduction The Spiritual Disciplines Handbook says “That spiritual formation is about being transformed into the image of Christ “for the sake of others.”” It also says that “Keeping Company with Jesus is not just a private spiritual act, it is the way we share the Trinitarian life of God with others. We are meant to live in community in the same way God does. In the company of others we make our journey and learn to tell the truth about ourselves. Interacting with others we learn the vulnerability

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    Judith Lasater Biography

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    Lasater offers in her book Living your Yoga, Finding the Spiritual in Everyday Life. Judith Lasater was an early pioneer in the Western Yoga Movement in the 70’s, and she is also the founder of Yoga Journal, one of the most successful and widely known yoga publications in existence. She has walked a spiritual path for over forty years; and, in her book, she has drawn from both her life experience and her deep knowledge of ancient spiritual teachings and filtered it all through a western lens, ultimately

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    background and rely on the Spirit, scripture and tradition to inform the remainder of his theology. Author’s Credentials King uses Presence Centered Youth Ministry as a teaching tool. Beginning with the current setting, he then identifies the traits of a spiritual leader, practices that invite the presence of the Spirit into ministry, scripture, prayer, and a rule of life as means for meeting God. Each of the seven chapters provides sound reasoning and scriptural support which is truly rooted in Christ. Furthermore

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    Is Yogic practices different from normal exercises? Yogic practices is not exercise in the sense in which the word ’exercise’ is commonly understood. Both yogic practices and exercises have a common goal or objective, namely health protection and promotion. However , the effect of yogic practices is not limited to this only. It is expected that yogapractices should lead to a balanced personality. Normal exercise routine is focused towards a certain goal, such as losing 10kg or increase push-ups than

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    Negro Spirituals

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    Today, these lyrics have crossed barriers and are sung in many churches across America as spirituals. However, such songs as Wade in the Water, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, and Follow the Drinking Gourd, were once used as an important tool of survival by the slaves of the antebellum era. The content of many Negro spirituals consisted of a religious

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    Why Is Meditation Powerful? By Edward Viljoen | Submitted On September 29, 2016 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Edward Viljoen You Can Read About It, But Then You Have To Do It. Reading

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    Spiritual Reflection

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    provide me with a solid idea about spiritual direction. My understanding is that in the spiritual direction session, the director is to listen to on an ongoing conversation between the directee and God. The Holy Spirit has already been working in the life of directee before the session and will continue to be at work after the session is over. The emphasis of spiritual direction will be to enhance the relationship between the directee and God. In a spiritual direction session, typical questions

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