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is our subjective and most intimate self

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spiritual self

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spiritual self is our ____________________ and _________________________

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subjective and most intimate self

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It speaks of the quality of one’s relationships - with God, self, others, institutions and God’s entire creation, marked by respect, forgiveness, generous service and prayer.

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spiritual self/spirituality

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spiritual self speaks of the quality of one’s relationships - with ____________________________________________________________________________________ marked by respect, forgiveness, generous service and prayer

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God, self, others, institutions and God’s entire creation

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It speaks of the quality of one’s relationships - with God, self, others, institutions and God’s entire creation, marked by

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respect, forgiveness, generous service and prayer.

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It is a path of direct and personal connection with the Divine

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spiritual self

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spiritual self is a path of _________________________ connection with the Divine

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direct and personal

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It is a path of direct and personal connection with

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the Divine

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is described as the disposition of an individual, a person’s
habitual attitudes, as man’s supernatural power which comes from God.

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Spirit

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stands for natural man

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Soul

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Animating principle of human nature

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Soul

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In Modern Psychology, it is described as the ‘will, mind, the seat of emotion, and conscience

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Soul

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In _____________________, the Soul is described as the ‘will, mind, the seat of emotion, and conscience

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Modern Psychology

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In Modern Psychology, it is described as the ‘______________________________________________________________________________________

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will, mind, the seat of emotion, and conscience

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ruach or pneuma in Greek

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breath

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breath

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ruach or pneuma

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nephesh in Hebrew

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Soul

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psyche in Greek

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Soul

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soul in Hebrew

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nephesh

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soul in Greek

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Psyche

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Espiritu, ginhawa, anges

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  • spirit
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not normally seen by the human eye

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dungan

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for the Ilonggos and Cebuanos sometimes comes out of the body and takes on a visible form such as that of an insect like a housefly or even a lizard.

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dungan

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is the intellectual and psychological capacity to dominate or persuade others to one’s way of thinking

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strong dungan

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A strong dungan is the
intellectual and psychological capacity to dominate or persuade others to one's way of thinking.
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A person with a lot of willpower is said to have a
strong dungan
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The notion of _____________________ is common among Filipinos.
multiplicity of souls
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According to Llanes (1956), as cited by Demetrio, et. al. (2011), four souls animate the body in early Ilokano belief namely:
- The Kararwa - Karkarma - Aniwas - Ar- aria
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The notion of multiplicity of souls is common among Filipinos. According to _______________ (1956), as cited by _____________________ (2011), four souls animate the body in early Ilokano belief namely: - The Kararwa - Karkarma - Aniwas - Ar- aria
Llanes; Demetrio, et. al.
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Second soul can leave the body when one is frightened
Karkarma
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(Karkarma) Second soul can leave the body when one is
frightened
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It can be stolen from the body when the person goes to isolated places
Karkarma
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The Ilokano Karkarma stands for
natural vigor, energy, strength or power
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It also stands for reason or mind (Psyche)
Karkarma
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Karkarma also stands for
reason or mind
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Aniwas or
aningaas or alingaas
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Third soul
Aniwas
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Can leave the body during sleep and visit places which the person who own it frequents when awake
Aniwas
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Fourth soul
Ar- aria
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Ar- aria or
al- alia
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Liberated soul of the dead
Ar- aria
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the inner self or inner being
Loob
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is the core of one’s personhood and where the true worth of the person lies.
Loob
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It is what makes one what he is and who he is as a person
Loob
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A purified kalooban is supported by _________
prayer
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A ________________ is supported by prayer
purified kalooban
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Prayer and ritual can be a source of _________
power
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___________________________ can be a source of power
Prayer and ritual
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can be a very appropriate descriptionof who God is for Filipinos
kagandahang-loob
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kagandahang-loob or
kindness, generosity, benevolence, helpfulness
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The Filipino ___________ and __________, kagandahang-loob (kindness, generosity, benevolencehelpfulness) can be a very appropriate description of who God is for Filipinos.
concept; value
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It is a quality of BEING which has its roots in thevery heart of a person and which is givenexpression in the totality of one’s life ointerrelationship.
kagandahang-loob
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kagandahang-loob is a _______________________ which has its roots in thevery heart of a person and which is given expression in the totality of one’s life ointerrelationship.
quality of BEING
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refers to the core of one’s personhood, his loob, which is closely related to man’s spirit.
Interior truth
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Interior truth refers to the __________________________, his loob, which is closely related to man’s spirit.
core of one’s personhood
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Interior truth refers to the core of one’s personhood, his loob, which is closely related to ________________
man’s spirit.
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With this, _____________ becomes an active receptiveness, an active listening to what God is revealing through one’s loob.
prayer
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With this, prayer becomes an ______________________, an active listening to what God is revealing through one’s loob.
active receptiveness
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It is the recognition, acknowledgment, acceptance of this relatedness to God of our loob in an explicit manner.
PRAYER
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meaning is ____________________ rather than to invent
something to discover
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meaning is something to __________ rather than to _____________
discover; invent
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means that life is empty, meaningless, purposeless, aimless, adrift, and so on.
Existential vacuum
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"meaning is something to discover rather than to invent.”
Viktor Emil Frankl
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says that we fill our lives with "busyness," conformity, conventionality, anger, hatred and even attempts to destroy what we think is hurting us, a neurotic "vicious cycles,"
Viktor Emil Frankl
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Because of this _____________________, Frankl says that we fill our lives with "busyness," conformity, conventionality, anger, hatred and even attempts to destroy what we think is hurting us, a neurotic "vicious cycles,"
existential vacuum
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Because of this existential vacuum rankl says that we fill our lives with "busyness," conformity, conventionality, anger, hatred and even attempts to destroy what we think is hurting us, a neurotic ____________________
vicious cycles
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Three Ways of Discovering Meaning in Life
- Experiential Values - Creative Values - Attitudinal Values
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love we feel towards another – family, relatives, friends, and workmates.
Experiential Values
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providing oneself with meaning by becoming involved in one’s projects, or, better, in the project of one’s own life
Creative Values
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virtues such as compassion, bravery, a good sense of humor
Attitudinal Values
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an organized system of ideas about the spiritual sphere, along with ceremonial practices
religion
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our way of relating with the supernatural or the DIVINE
religion
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How do people practice Religion?
- Rituals - Magic - Witchcraft
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Religion serves several functions to man as follows:
1. “The practice of religion has a significant effect on happiness and an overall sense of personal well-being” 2. “Regular religious attendance led to much less psychological distress 3. “Young people see love as the central aspect of the meaning of life; they believe that religion is still important in helping form judgments and attitudes 4. The cohabitation rate is seven times higher among persons who seldom or never attend religious services compared to persons who frequently attend

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