Spiritual practices have been used for centuries to help individuals deal with stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
There is limited research on how these practices can...
Collective memory refers to the shared experiences, cultural values, beliefs, and norms that are passed down through generations within a community. Oral histories are narratives about these...
The practice of blessing is often associated with religious ceremonies that involve asking for divine intervention to grant protection, guidance, or spiritual strength.
There is evidence that this...
The phenomenon of sexuality has always been part of human experience and is present in every society, regardless of belief system or cultural context.
Religion often plays an important role in...
The term "intersectionality" was coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989 to describe the intersections of multiple identities that shape an individual's life experience and social position. These can...
We will explore how hope, joy, and resilience can be conceptualized as integral to queer existential and moral philosophy. We will look at how these concepts have been explored in philosophical...
How Spiritual Engagement Contributes to Emotional Stability and Resilience for LGBT Individuals Facing Societal Adversity
LGBT individuals are prone to experiencing higher levels of emotional...
Parent's role in shaping LGBT youth coping strategies
The coping strategies and resilience of LGBT youth are influenced by their parents' attitudes towards them. When parents provide unconditional...
What cognitive and emotional processes support narrative reconstruction and self-affirmation following trauma in queer populations?
Queer individuals may experience traumatic events related to...
LGBT people often face rejection, discrimination, and exclusion from family, friends, workplace, community, society, and even religion due to their identity. In particular, they are often rejected by...