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Life Philosophy How Shall I Term Paper
Pages:5 (1602 words)
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Subject:Personal Issues
Topic:Life
Document Type:Term Paper
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The feeling of being lost and lonely can be overwhelming. Those are the times I must work especially hard; those are the times that test my faith in God. I may come to feel psychologically strong by moving through difficult periods with grace and trust. Feeling at home in the Universe is a rare feeling, which may only come a few times in my life. However, I can prepare myself by living the good life and by trying to feel spiritually comfortable each and every day. I can do this by continual studying, regular prayer, and open-minded, open-hearted interactions with other human beings. Only through avid spiritual pursuits and a living a healthy lifestyle can I ensure living in tune with God's will.
A may gain strength, direction, and the uplifting of my spirit also through enthusiastic spiritual pursuits. Church and other spiritual social gatherings will allow me the opportunity to share with others and learn from them. Interpersonal relationships will give me the chance to practice what I learn on my spiritual path: compassion, understanding, empathy, understanding, and unconditional love. Living a healthy lifestyle by treating my body well, eating good food, exercising, and treating myself with respect are also important for living the good life. Appreciating the natural world and my place in it are also primary aspects of spiritual growth.
Being humble and willing to learn, I will continually seek out opportunities for spiritual education. The experiences that uplift my spirit include meaningful social interactions, prayer, and communion with nature. Reading, attending lectures, and networking are ways to expand my awareness of the world. I can prevent insularity and self-centeredness by these outward pursuits. I may gain supreme strength and spiritual direction by pursuing the path of God and living as true…
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