LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities. These individuals have faced discrimination from society since the dawn of human history due to their nonconforming attitudes...
Being perceived as "not queer enough" can have a range of emotional consequences for individuals who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. This perception can stem from various factors such as...
The following article will discuss how queer-inclusive spiritual practices can enhance both psychological resilience and spiritual well-being. Spirituality is defined as "the quality of being...
How does relational intelligence develop from sacred queer rituals among LGBTQ believers?
Relational intelligence refers to an individual's ability to build strong and healthy interpersonal...
Rituals are often associated with religious beliefs, but they can also be secularized and used to foster a sense of community among individuals who share similar values.
Some people may engage in...
The experience of forced migration is often characterized by trauma, identity fragmentation, and cultural displacement for many individuals, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual,...
The relationship between queer spiritual practices and relational intimacy can be explored from several perspectives. One way to examine this connection is through the lens of ethics and mysticism,...
The concept of place, belonging, and community has been central to philosophy since ancient times.
These ideas have largely been explored within the context of heteronormative societies and have...
The act of unlearning internalized prejudice can have profound effects on one's self-perception and ability to heal from trauma related to oppressive systems that perpetuate harmful stereotypes....
Queer identity challenges traditional philosophical frameworks of morality, selfhood, and social belonging by introducing new perspectives that disrupt established norms and beliefs about gender,...