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Bakhtiar, Muhammad Zulfadhli

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“…According to spiritual psychologies, the emergence of new consciousness in the individual psyche — through conflict, coercion, confusion and a resolution into new meaning — is part of how we develop our individual histories. From Christianity with its unseen warfare (Spidlik, 1986; Scupoli, 1997), through Islam with its notion of internal jihad (Bakhtiar & Bakhtiar, 1995) to the tantrik teachings of Kshemaraja and Jnanadeva (Jnanadeva, 1985), the emergence of new meaning happens via perplexity. However, perplexity contains the possibility of non-dual consciousness as well (Ibn Al-Arabi, 1911).…”

Section: Trauma As Transformation and Conflict As Developmentmentioning

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Evolution of consciousness in responses to terrorist attacks: Towards a transpersonal theory of cultural transformation.

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Louchakova

2002

The Humanistic Psychologist

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Through the analyses of responses to attacks to September 11, the authors interpret trauma as a catalyst of transformation of cultural consciousness and American self, and articulate the foundations for a transpersonal theory of cultural evolution. Accounts feature positive values, humanistic and spiritual aspirations, direct intuition of the evolution of consciousness, and the instances of new type of integral consciousness identified with both oneness and multiplicity. Authors use the theory of emergent evolution of Sri Aurobindo and Gebser, and the spiritual psychology of Ibn-Arabi, as opposed to positivist and critical theory evolutionary perspectives. Imaginative responses to complexity and trauma, refocusing attention on spiritual values, and transpersonal dialog are indicated as components of the new cultural strategies.Focusing on transformative experiences that have emerged out of the trauma and conflict of September 11 (9/11), we find signs of a cultural transformation of consciousness and propose to articulate the foundations for a transpersonal theory of cultural evolution. In emphasizing instances of integral consciousness and the spiritual aspects of responses to 9/11, we are not devaluing mourning, fear, anger, or the national pain of loss. However, as researchers we cannot deny the evidence of another class of phenomena in the aftermath of 9/11, such as complex spiritual, imaginative and transformative. These experiences can also be described as transpersonal, sacred, altruistic, and positive. This document is copyrighted by the American Psychological Association or one of its allied publishers.This article is intended solely for the personal use of the individual user and is not to be disseminated broadly.

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Section: Trauma As Transformation and Conflict As Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution of consciousness in responses to terrorist attacks: Towards a transpersonal theory of cultural transformation.

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Louchakova

2002

The Humanistic Psychologist

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“…Technique is the focus of this study because in addition to mastering the technique itself must be done and trained continuously, good technical training can also produce skills in volleyball games (Bakhtiar, 2020). The The lower passing technique is the main basic technique that volleyball players must master well because it will have an impact on the series of volleyball games.…”

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Development of Volleyball Lower Passing Skill Model for Junior High School Extracurriculars

Pangesti

2024

GJIK

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Abstract This study aims to obtain empirical data on the effectiveness and results of the volleyball lower passing skills model. This type of research is research and development (R&D) with a pre-test and post-test design. The data analysis technique collects effectiveness test data using the t test with SPSS software. The effectiveness test was conducted on volleyball extracurricular participants at SMPN 15 Depok City, totaling 40 children who were given treatment using a variety of volleyball lower passing skill models for 4 meetings. The volleyball lower passing research instrument was carried out with a 1-minute lower passing test. The results of the study based on expert validation, it can be said that there are 12 models of lower passing skills based on media modifications that are considered feasible. And based on the quality of the model, this model is in the GOOD category, with a score of 88. In addition, after testing the effectiveness of the model, it can be seen that this skill model is effective for improving volleyball lower passing skills with a p value = 0.000 <0.005. so it can be interpreted that there is a significant difference between the average of the experimental group and the control group. So it can be concluded that giving experimental treatment has a significant effect compared to the control group.

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Evolution of consciousness in responses to terrorist attacks: Towards a transpersonal theory of cultural transformation.

Evolution of consciousness in responses to terrorist attacks: Towards a transpersonal theory of cultural transformation.

Development of Volleyball Lower Passing Skill Model for Junior High School Extracurriculars

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