Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual (pronunciation: /ˈspɪrɪtʃʊəl/; etymology: from Latin spiritualis, from spiritus "breath, spirit") refers to matters concerning the spirit or soul, often in relation to religious or metaphysical concepts.
In a medical context, spiritual can refer to aspects of healthcare and wellness that address the needs of the human spirit, often in relation to mental health and wellbeing. This can include practices such as spiritual counseling, meditation, and prayer, as well as concepts such as spiritual health and spiritual healing.
Related Terms
- Spiritual Health: A state of wellbeing related to the spirit or soul, often associated with feelings of peace, purpose, and connection to others or a higher power.
- Spiritual Healing: A form of healing that addresses the spiritual or energetic aspects of health, often involving practices such as prayer, meditation, or energy healing.
- Spiritual Counseling: A form of counseling that incorporates spiritual beliefs and practices, often used to help individuals cope with life's challenges and find greater meaning or purpose.
- Meditation: A practice often used for spiritual purposes, involving focused attention and mindfulness to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state.
- Prayer: A spiritual practice involving communication with a higher power or divine entity, often used for purposes of worship, requests for help, or expressions of gratitude.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Spiritual
- Wikipedia's article - Spiritual
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