Covered with reliefs showing the passion of Christ, the pulpits are works of tremendous spiritual depth and complexity, even though some parts were left unfinished and had to be completed by lesser artists.
As such, the researchers concluded that "future research exploring the beneficial effects of Dignity Therapy will help unravel the psychological, spiritual, and existential complexities for an individual facing death…" (p. 9).
Others felt that after being trained with the VP, they became more open to ask people about their stories and to have full assessment of the patient's status physical, emotional, social and spiritual, which reinforces the complexity of patients.
What is required for physical and spiritual health is a balanced complexity of motion that allows one to be "here" and "out there" -- to be simultaneously in your own personal space and in the space beyond yourself -- such that a new higher-functioning individual with greater authenticity of expression is possible.
Marilyn Harding, a marketing executive, entrepreneur, and writer in the fields of art, holistic lifestyle, innovation and travel has used her bountiful life and career as a spiritual laboratory to distill the complexity of life into the simplicity of inspired living and everyday happiness.
From these fairly simple origins as a moment of respite and spiritual conviviality, the tea ceremony grew in complexity.
This makes a mockery of the complexity and diversity of individual spiritual lives.
Integrating the biological, psychological and social components of healing is difficult enough without the added time and complexity of considering a relevant spiritual or existential dimension.
The complexity of identifying and alleviating spiritual and existential suffering was also elucidated in a narrative about a patient who believed that God was using her illness and pain to punish her.
