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Stress Management
Chapter 7
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Spiritual Health | A term coined by the author to describe the use of our inner resources to help us cope with stress and dismantle the roadblocks on the path of life. |
| Black Elk (1863-1950) | An early twentieth century Native American elder whose perspective of spirituality is often cited as the clarion vision of our relationship with Mother Earth. |
| Matthew Fox (b.1940) | A Christian theologian renowned for his theory of creation spirituality and many other concepts. He was silenced by the Vatican in 1989 for one year followed by excommunication in 1999. He is now an Episcopal minister in California. |
| Nonlocal Mind | A term given to consciousness that resides outside the brain (possibly outside the human energy field), which may explain premonitions, distant healing, and prayer. |
| Hildegard Von Bingen (1098-1178) | An early Christian mystic who offers a feminine voice to a male-dominated Christian theology. |
| Deepak Chopra (b.1949) | A contemporary physician and meta-physician originally from India, he presents and integrates the ageless wisdom of spirituality, quantum physics, and medicine. |
| Distractions | Material possessions (greed of wealth) and/ or behaviors (addictions) that distract one from making progress on the spiritual path. They begin as attractions, pulling one off the spiritual path indefinitely. |
| Jesus of Nazareth | A remarkable spiritual leader with a timeless message of compassion, forgiveness, and integrity. |
| Joan Borysenko (b.1945) | An early pioneer in the field of psychoneuroimmunology who emphasized the importance of spirituality as part of the mind-body concept. |
| Joseph Cambell (1904-1987) | Renowned for his wisdom about human mythology gathered from all cultures over time, his greatest work illustrates the human experience as the Hero''s Journey as exemplified in the template of every great story. |
| Meaningful Purpose in Life | The third cornerstone of human spirituality (which many consider the most important aspect of human spirituality), regarding what contribution a person makes during the course of his or her life journey. |
| Lao Tzu (6th Century B.C.) | An ancient Chinese philosopher and writer. He is the author of the acclaimed book Tao te Ching, a manifesto for human spirituality based on the concept of balance with nature. He is believed to be the creator of the concept of Taoism. |
| Divine Mystery | Human spirituality includes the recognition of the Divine, a concept very difficult to define or explain. |
| Spiritual Potential | A term coined by the author to describe the capability we all have as humans to cope with stress through the use of our inner resources (e.g., humor, compassion, patience, tolerance, imagination, and creativity). |
| Roadblocks | A metaphor to explain how stressors act as obstructions on the human journey or spiritual path, yet these are not meant to be avoided, rather they are meant to be dismantled, circumnavigated or transcended so that one can move on with one's life. |
| M. Scott Peck (b.1936) | A contemporary psychiatrist who reintroduced the aspect of human spirituality and psychology with his classic book, The Road Less Traveled. |
| Synchronicity | A term coined by Carl Jung to explain the significance of two seemingly unrelated events that, when brought together, have a significant meaning. |
| Distant Healing | A term used to describe the healing effects of prayer where the person who consciously submits an intention for healing, who may in fact be thousands of miles away, has an effect on the person being prayed for. |
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