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Psychoanalysis and Eastern Spiritual Healing Traditions

Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2003
Abstract:  An exploration of the theory and practice of healing in the Eastern spiritual traditions reveals the centrality of the idealizing transference in the patient‐seeker's interaction with the spiritual teacher or the guru although the aim and development of the idealizing transference in the spiritual traditions are quite different from those of
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Healing in the christian tradition

Spirituality and Health International, 2003
AbstractThis paper is based on the a concurrent session workshop at the Fifth International Conference on Spirituality & Health, Rydal Hall, Cumbria, 9–11th April, 2003. The New Testament of the Christian Bible contains many references to the healing ministry of Jesus of Nazareth that provided signs of his divine authority.
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Alternative and Traditional Healing

2012
Traditional medicine refers to a wide range of practices, from herbal treatments to spiritualism. The use of traditional medicine is a subject of controversy around the world, due to few promising results of the research in the area compared with the outcomes associated with the use of evidence-based medicine.
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Healing Traditions

Contemporary Sociology, 1996
Fred M. Frohock, Bonnie Blair O'Connor
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Esoteric Healing Traditions: A Conceptual Overview

EXPLORE, 2008
This paper presents, for the first time, a comprehensive scholarly examination of the history and principles of major traditions of esoteric healing. After a brief conceptual overview of esoteric religion and healing, summaries are provided of eight major esoteric traditions, including descriptions of beliefs and practices related to health, healing ...
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Traditional healing systems and the ethos of science

Social Science & Medicine, 2003
This paper addresses the challenge posed to traditional Chinese medicine by the ethos of science and explores three related assumptions. First, the ethos of traditional Chinese medicine is incompatible with the ethos of science. Second, the challenge of science to traditional Chinese medicine is represented by the requirement to comply with ...
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Traditional Healing

2022
Ranjan Datta, Margot Hurlbert, William Marion   +2 more
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A Comparison of Traditional Folk Healing Concepts With Contemporary Healing Concepts

Journal of Community Health Nursing, 1998
Health professional interest in folk healing concepts as a means of complementing contemporary health care has flourished within recent years. Yet, despite this seemingly new area of study, many basic tenets of folk healing are consistent with principles ascribed to by modern health professionals. In this article, I elucidate several concepts shared by
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Traditional Healing Centers in The Turkestan Region

Current Research Journal of History
Until the end of the nineteenth century, modern medical institutions in the Turkestan region were unable to fully serve the local population. Consequently, the inhabitants of Turkestan largely relied on traditional healers (tabibs) and other practitioners involved in treatment, such as barbers, herbalists, blacksmiths, and similar occupations.
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Reclaiming healing: embracing traditional healing in palliative care

This issue will briefly summarise the findings of a discursive paper currently under review. The paper discussed decolonisation of health research ethics and proposed ideas to support decolonisation in Western health research.
Rooney, Erin, Wilson, Rhonda, Walter, Ruth, Makaza, Melsina   +3 more
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