Emotional hurt is universal in human life, therefore it is important to learn to handle it sensib... more Emotional hurt is universal in human life, therefore it is important to learn to handle it sensibly. When the hurt in our lives is as a result of conflict and broken relationships it is extremely important to learn how to deal with it.
This study firstly uses a literature study to look at four approaches to the handling of pain. One of the approaches, using Spiritual disciplines, is then tested by means of participatory action research. The conclusions from this are then compared to the
four approaches in the literature study.
This study shows that it is not techniques that help us handle the hurt in our lives. It is not even Spiritual disciplines on their own. The results of this study, after the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen were used in the empirical research, show that it is the Triune God that changes us and enables us to handle hurt and pain. The Spiritual disciplines do not directly take our hurt away, but bring us into another space as different, whole people, who are able to handle hurt through the grace of God.
The disciplines of Lectio Divina and Examen bring one in touch with the Trinitarian God as the Agent of change in our lives. This results in a process of Spiritual formation and, using the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen of consciousness prayer, will change one in such a way that one can cope with and
grow through the hurt that results from conflict.
... Some features of this site may not work without it. Die teologie van James H. Cone. Strydom, ... more ... Some features of this site may not work without it. Die teologie van James H. Cone. Strydom, DO(Deon Ockert),1959-. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/57627. Date: 1984. Description: Verhandeling (Lis. in Teologie) -- Universiteit van Stellenbosch, 1984. ...
Emotional hurt is universal in human life, therefore it is important to learn to handle it sensib... more Emotional hurt is universal in human life, therefore it is important to learn to handle it sensibly. When the hurt in our lives is as a result of conflict and broken relationships it is extremely important to learn how to deal with it.
This study firstly uses a literature study to look at four approaches to the handling of pain. One of the approaches, using Spiritual disciplines, is then tested by means of participatory action research. The conclusions from this are then compared to the
four approaches in the literature study.
This study shows that it is not techniques that help us handle the hurt in our lives. It is not even Spiritual disciplines on their own. The results of this study, after the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen were used in the empirical research, show that it is the Triune God that changes us and enables us to handle hurt and pain. The Spiritual disciplines do not directly take our hurt away, but bring us into another space as different, whole people, who are able to handle hurt through the grace of God.
The disciplines of Lectio Divina and Examen bring one in touch with the Trinitarian God as the Agent of change in our lives. This results in a process of Spiritual formation and, using the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen of consciousness prayer, will change one in such a way that one can cope with and
grow through the hurt that results from conflict.
... Some features of this site may not work without it. Die teologie van James H. Cone. Strydom, ... more ... Some features of this site may not work without it. Die teologie van James H. Cone. Strydom, DO(Deon Ockert),1959-. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/57627. Date: 1984. Description: Verhandeling (Lis. in Teologie) -- Universiteit van Stellenbosch, 1984. ...
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This study firstly uses a literature study to look at four approaches to the handling of pain. One of the approaches, using Spiritual disciplines, is then tested by means of participatory action research. The conclusions from this are then compared to the
four approaches in the literature study.
This study shows that it is not techniques that help us handle the hurt in our lives. It is not even Spiritual disciplines on their own. The results of this study, after the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen were used in the empirical research, show that it is the Triune God that changes us and enables us to handle hurt and pain. The Spiritual disciplines do not directly take our hurt away, but bring us into another space as different, whole people, who are able to handle hurt through the grace of God.
The disciplines of Lectio Divina and Examen bring one in touch with the Trinitarian God as the Agent of change in our lives. This results in a process of Spiritual formation and, using the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen of consciousness prayer, will change one in such a way that one can cope with and
grow through the hurt that results from conflict.
This study firstly uses a literature study to look at four approaches to the handling of pain. One of the approaches, using Spiritual disciplines, is then tested by means of participatory action research. The conclusions from this are then compared to the
four approaches in the literature study.
This study shows that it is not techniques that help us handle the hurt in our lives. It is not even Spiritual disciplines on their own. The results of this study, after the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen were used in the empirical research, show that it is the Triune God that changes us and enables us to handle hurt and pain. The Spiritual disciplines do not directly take our hurt away, but bring us into another space as different, whole people, who are able to handle hurt through the grace of God.
The disciplines of Lectio Divina and Examen bring one in touch with the Trinitarian God as the Agent of change in our lives. This results in a process of Spiritual formation and, using the Spiritual disciplines of Lectio Divina and the Examen of consciousness prayer, will change one in such a way that one can cope with and
grow through the hurt that results from conflict.