This paper explores the poetry of Joseph Brodsky. One spiritual, semantic, and psychological dominants artistic consciousness poetic work Nobel laureate acts as subject analysis, this aspect has not been considered either specifically or comprehensively so far. The author focuses on a typological, mental condition for Brodsky’s that permeates all his work, i. e. fatigue. And it is peculiar kind...

Anthroposophy is a school of thought or esoteric philosophy that goes back to Rudolf Steiner. Steiner wanted to expand the human mind through imagination, inspiration, and intuition. His own insights originated mainly from the “Akasha-Chronicle.” This is the “nontransitory history that is not perceptible to the senses,” which apparently only Steiner could access. Steiner applied his concepts in...

OBJECTIVES Understanding the role of religion and spirituality is significant for psychiatric practice. Implementation of formal education and training on religious and spiritual issues, however, is lacking. Few psychiatric residencies offer mandatory courses or evaluation of course utility. The authors present findings from a pilot study of a course on the interface between spirituality, relig...

PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES To identify spiritual well-being and spiritual practices in women with gynecologic cancer. DESIGN Descriptive, cross-sectional. SETTING Urban and rural communities in southeast Florida. SAMPLE Convenience sample of 85 women (X age = 65.72 years) with some form of gynecologic cancer. METHODS Participants completed questionnaires to assess spiritual well-being and spiri...

Abstract: The article is devoted to the consideration of family and woman sanctification in Ukrainian spiritual tradition. study reveals feminine motives language culture ethnic mentality represents issue dual religious phenomenon religion as a spiritual paradigm mental themes culture. authors social dimensions light of the crisis traditional communication multivector post-industrial world in...

Religious method of treatment dominated treatments of psychiatric patients until the start of twentieth century. After psychiatry was recognized as a distinct medical discipline, in nineteenth century, it begun to shift away from religious approach to the treatment of mentally ill persons. During the twentieth century, it was enriched using psychotherapy, socio-therapy and biological methods o...