Care, Spiritual Care, and Modern Health Care:

Ersahin, Zehra

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“…The contents and objectives of pastoral care, which later became known as spiritual care, also evolved. Over time, the notions of 'care' became richer, relating to more concrete life on earth, thus emphasizing the emotive and spiritual dimensions (Ersahin 2021). The goal is the individual's well-being, which means it becomes more personal rather than institutional (Turner 2019), as it emphasizes the interpretation of the values of faith for an individual's life, not just to understand the teachings of the Church.…”

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Garbage Care as a Way for Eco-Spiritual Care in a Multifaith Society in Indonesia

Binawan¹

2023

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This article will explain how garbage care can be a way of realizing eco-spiritual care in the multifaith context of Indonesia. In Indonesia, the environment is a common concern, and waste is also a common problem. With a qualitative reflective method, the activities in garbage care are reflected in an eco-spiritual care perspective. Eco-spiritual care is an effort to assist human beings to find themselves in their environment. This reflection concludes that with a phenomenological approach, garbage care will make people find their ‘oneness’. This will underlie the renewal of attitudes toward their lives in a deeper, more positive way. In addition, this reflection on the eco-spiritual will broaden the understanding of pastoral care that has existed so far, because eco-spiritual care is not only for people who are sick, but those who want to find their natural selves. This also means that the meaning of eco-spiritual care is much broader than pastoral care because it means giving ‘good food’, not just shepherding and merely giving spiritual food. Indeed, it must be a good and healthy spiritual food to let people grow better spiritually.

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Section: Literature Review: From Pastoral Care To Eco-spiritual Carementioning

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“…Thus, it is distinguished from psychological care. Nonetheless, the two methods can complement each other in practice (Ersahin 2021;Nelson 2009).…”

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Garbage Care as a Way for Eco-Spiritual Care in a Multifaith Society in Indonesia

Binawan¹

2023

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Care, Spiritual Care, and Modern Health Care:

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Garbage Care as a Way for Eco-Spiritual Care in a Multifaith Society in Indonesia

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