Spiritual travel is increasingly viewed as an asset for the development of sustainable tourism. A great deal research has been conducted on motivation to comprehend spiritually-motivated travel, but less known about Generation Z’s motivation. This subject relevant since Z will represent market future. Therefore, managers spiritually-themed locations must understand characteristics their prospec...

The church is a spiritual institution in which believing man fulfills his needs and, accordingly to that, he builds being. consists of the clergy and people. Without faithful people there no Church. And therefore, everything that concerns Church people; vice versa, all people, it In territory clero-fascist Independent State Croatia (NDH), persecution, terror killing were burned Serbs killed not...

W ith the recent death of E J M (Moran) Campbell, respiratory medicine lost one of its most notable figures of the last 50 years. Moran Campbell graduated in medicine from the Middlesex Hospital London in 1949 following a career defining intercalated BSc in physiology. He then worked as a researcher and clinician at the Middlesex and later at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School and Hammersmit...

Controlled intervention studies offer considerable promise to better understand relationships and possible mechanisms between spiritual and religious factors and health. Studies examining spiritually augmented cognitive-behavioral therapies, forgiveness interventions, different meditation approaches, 12-step fellowships, and prayer have provided some evidence, albeit modest, of efficacy in impr...

samuel taylor coleridge is the most symbolic of all romantic poets. through his creative imagination, coleridge creates symbols that disguise the philosophical ideas, and something fresh and unsullied out of the chaos of different images and associations. it is simply imagination that enables the romantic poet to present spiritually perceived things, and resolves his conflict by returning to “d...

In the eighteenth century, Haiti was world’s leading sugar producer, but when cane surged in Caribbean early twentieth produced none. Instead, land sat idle while workers emigrated to work on plantations. I examine hypothesis that historical property rights institutions created high transaction costs for converting production. collect new data land-use from 1928–1950 and a proxy costs. The evid...

Over the past decade, governmental agencies, medical schools, influential voices in the media, and the public at large have seen a remarkable surge of interest in alternative medicine in the United States. While many therapies focus on unproven but otherwise spiritually neutral approaches (for example, nutritional supplements), others arise from or validate worldviews — especially the monism ("...