This paper investigates how the use of horse and bull iconography in Occitan Provençal Catholic cemeteries facilitates expression a more-than-human regional identity and, thereby, challenges boundaries that separate humans from nonhuman world. The presence nonhumans way process understand death across faiths cultures is often explained by fact humans, as they deal with death, need to make sense...

Current technological developments have shifted the industrial world from a capitalintensive to knowledge-based industry. We often find that companies been awarded higher market value than their book value. Various researchers believe this honor is given by society be intellectual capital. Unfortunately, different ideas presented are still dry, materialistic, secularistic, and far religious val...

rationality and spirituality is a theory follows the spiritualism in west, to fill the spiritual gap made by modernism. the goal of this theory is reduction of human’s pain by collecting between rationality and spirituality, which is engendered by modernism and religion. as modernism based on reason, rationality is fundamental in this theory. spiritualty is application of rationality or is pers...

Indigenous or traditional medicine has, since the 1970s, been widely regarded as a resource likely to contribute to strengthening the health care systems in low income countries. This paper examines the state of traditional medicine using evidence from three case studies in Central Kenya. While the cases are too few to represent the broad diversity of cultures and related healing systems in the...

This paper deals with the protagonist, Siddhartha’s dissatisfaction his life, mental turmoil, inquisitiveness in knowing existence and quest for self-Discovery novel Siddhartha. was written by Hermann Hesse published 1922. It masterpiece, which shows journey to East, influence of Buddhist philosophy upon him autobiographical elements that pave a way one’s Spiritual knowledge this physical world...

The notion of information processing has dominated the study of the mind for over six decades. However, before the advent of cognitivism, one of the most prominent theoretical ideas was that of Habit. This is a concept with a rich and complex history, which is again starting to awaken interest, following recent embodied, enactive critiques of computationalist frameworks. We offer here a very br...

Research suggests that adherence to traditional and hegemonic masculinities can be detrimental men’s mental health. In particular, anxiety result from the incongruence between idealised lived experiences. Emerging research holding spiritual beliefs may protect against such anxiety. This Australian study investigated whether two aspects of spiritualism (Spiritual Openness Spiritual Support) coul...