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    Spiritual Needs Assessment Introduction By preforming an interview‚ one can gain valuable knowledge about that person’s life which is shaping their worldview. When providing care for a patient‚ it is extremely important for the caregiver to assess the patient. This allows the patient’s needs both spiritually and physically to be met in a respectful yet effective way. By doing this‚ a healing environment will be created. In order to understand the importance of these assessments‚ an interview with

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    During the summer of 2003‚ my youngest brother and I were playing in our room before going to church. At this time I asked him if he had asked Jesus into his heart‚ and he said that he hadn’t. So I proceeded to tell him about Jesus‚ and on that day he accepted Jesus into his heart. I have been a Christian for as long as I can remember‚ however this is the first instance I recall where my faith was alive and active. My first connections with my maker came through his creation. As a child‚ I used to

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    and yet despite their many disagreements‚ they accomplished tremendous advancements in the lives of the African American community. Both men worked unwaveringly against horrors of lynching and both strongly opposed racially motivated violence. Both DuBois and Washington can and were criticized for various aspects of their approaches‚ but it is an undeniable fact that they were both key figures in the advancement of African Americans‚ and their legacy and ideals are still visible even to this day.

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    Summary Drawing out my spiritual map helped me in better understanding and laying out significant events in my life that influenced my spirituality. My spiritual journey started when I was born‚ specifically when I was baptized at a few months old. When I became old enough‚ I began to attend Sunday School every week and in the summertime‚ I would attend Vacation Bible School (VBS). In my home church‚ once a child reaches the third grade‚ he or she leads the congregation in the Apostles Creed with

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    Search for a Spiritual Life In Walden; or‚ Life in the Woods Henry David Thoreau presents his transcendental beliefs. His experiment of living in the woods and away from society was a way to test out his beliefs. Thoreau believed that by freeing himself from social restrictions‚ he could eventually gain spiritual relief. Similar to transcendentalism is the hippie’s view of life. They too also believed in a simpler way of living and wished to gain spiritual knowledge of nature and the world as a

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    an undignified whore. Some of us try to deny reality and live in a fantasy world. We see a lot of this denial in Blanche DuBois‚ the protagonist in Tennessee William’s play‚ A Streetcar Named Desire. Blanche fabricates her whole identity‚ creating a self-image as a woman who has never known indignity; she denies her past as a prostitute. This is why I say that Blanche DuBois is the Queen of Denial. When we first see Blanche she says‚ “they told me to take a street-car named Desire‚ and transfer

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    The Spiritual Practice of Lent The course Spiritual Exercises in Religious Traditions discussed the disciplines of a variety of religions based upon various traditions. These disciplines are practiced in forms of prayer‚ meditation‚ and asceticism to achieve a sense of self control. Religions that were analyzed in this course included Hinduism‚ Buddhism‚ Islam‚ Judaism and Christianity. The motive of this course was to teach students how these religions maintain their discipline through spiritual

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    The Houston Center for Photography has a photo titled Jordan up the pole Rusell Heights by Doug Dubois. The photo was taken in 2010 and printed in 2015. The title of the photograph is depicted exactly as such in the picture. An adolescent male‚ is shown with his legs crossed on the very peak of a telephone‚ with only one hand hold on to the steel pole. It is unsettling at first glance to see a young male so far away from the ground‚ as one may think he is about to fall at any time. The young child’s

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    From the river of life where Siddhartha learns the unity of all things‚ he takes himself back to the river he once crossed‚ and falls into a deep sleep that reawakens him to the world. Throughout the novel‚ Siddhartha travels to find spiritual meanings in his life as he deals with the Samanas‚ Gotama Buddha‚ the Kamala and the ferryman. From different events that happen to him physically and mentally‚ Siddhartha realizes what he is set out to do. After his father tells Siddhartha that he may join

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    He didn’t want to settle for what the whites wanted to give them. He wanted full equality and that’s what he put his mind towards. “Against this the Niagara Movement eternally protests. We will not be satisfied to take one jot or tittle less than our full manhood rights” (Du Bois). During his Niagara Movement speech Du Bois was passionate about his approach to these issues. He knew that one day all true Americans would be able to vote. No matter what skin color you were‚ you would be able to vote

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