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    Past experience to people

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    Experience‚ which is the best teacher in our life to leading our behaviors and changing our mind. Culture‚ which is also the root for individuals values.Both of them give us lots of influence and changing our life all the times.It is hard to say which changes us the most on such a controversial question.Just like experiences lead us what to think and cultures provide us how we think. They are individually and connecting with each other.Despite our past experiences affecting the way we see the world

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    My Personal Experience

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    My Personal Experience Throughout the duration of the ‘Managing People & Organisations’ module‚ I have learnt my strengths and weaknesses. I believe one of my personal strengths was undertaking background research. I was constantly testing my ability to research and present findings through every task of this module. However‚ there is always room for improvement and this module helped adapt that. We were given many opportunities to present our research findings through group work‚ in the format

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    Economic vs. Religious

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    Catholic and Puritan powers made religious concerns the primary cause of settling the British colonies; after the intensity of the British economic problems died down‚ the settling of the British colonies for economic concerns further died down; as a result‚ the statement that economic concerns had more to do with the settling of British North America than did religious concerns is somewhat invalid. As the civil wars commenced‚ colonies were founded as a haven for religious persecution back in England

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    In the book‚ Renaissance in India‚ Sri Aurobindo provides a blue print for the spiritual and cultural regeneration of India on the foundations of her own unique swadharma. In his The Renaissance in India‚ Aurobindo said: "India is the meeting place of the religions and among these Hinduism alone is by itself a vast and complex thing‚ not so much a religion as a great diversified and yet subtly unified mass of spiritual thought‚ realization and aspiration." In Renaissance in India (earlier called

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    who chooses to nurture and open themselves up to a spiritual relationship it becomes part of who they are‚ part of their identity. Shea tells us a story that displays this very claim‚ a story of an unlikely pair that end up sharing a spiritual experience. The story is about a housekeeper that is working in a hospital that is moved to touch and speak softly to a patient who is very sick. The words and gentle touch of the housekeeper takes the patient on a relaxing‚ peaceful journey. The patient

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    Ambition

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    CHAPTER FOUR THE CONCEPT OF AMBITION Ambition: Ambition is the desire for elevation and continuous aspiration. Ambition is the case of a person who never feels satisfied and never stops at a certain level. Now‚ is this wrong or right? Is it spiritual or not spiritual? Normal or abnormal? Should a person go that way or resist it? These are important questions to which we shall give answers here with regard to the kind of ambition and its direction. Ambition is a natural thing‚ part

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    this essay‚ I shall summarize the patient findings based on a spiritual assessment tool‚ describe significant discoveries about the person interviewed‚ analyze the interview‚ point out barriers and challenges‚ and describe my personal spiritual experience and the importance of this tool to better meet the needs of my patients. Assessment Findings Mr. Ferrell is a 56-year-old man; he is married and has a son and a daughter. He is retired due to medical issues‚ but tries to stay active at home. Patient

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    Hispanic and Latino Spirituality Gerald Washington ENG/301 5/6/13 Julie Kares Hispanic and Latino Spirituality We communicate with people by exchange information between each other. We talk by verbal and nonverbal communication. These tools are used to help us process this information. Those tools are speaking‚ listening‚ and our body language‚ all of these tools help us communicate and to understand others. In the Hispanic and Latino literature they communicate through spirituality‚ magic

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    Rumi: Use of dichotomy

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    intrinsic division in Tauhid itself. For this purpose it is necessary for Him to differentiate the non-mystical path from the true mystical path; the exterior dimension from the inward truth‚ whereby one can understand the nature of mystical experiences‚ of mystical love (ishq)‚ and grasp the inner meaning of spiritual teachings: And beneath that inward (sense) a third interior (sense)‚ wherein all intellects become lost. The fourth interior (sense) of the Quran none hath perceived at all‚ except

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    Robert Nozick has an experiment called the experience machine. If the people choose to stay inside the machine‚ they can freely experience anything that they want selectively. However‚ they can also choose to stay outside of the machine and experience in the real world unpredictably. The life‚ which I consider to worth living in‚ is a life I can go out and experience with my friends and family‚ not to stay in a machine. In addition‚ it does matter whether things actually happens. There are many adventures

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