Ritual embodiment refers to the practice of incorporating physical movements and actions into religious ceremonies and practices to enhance their meaning and significance. This can include anything...
Queer believers are individuals who identify with their gender, sexual orientation, or both differently from social norms and expectations. They may be called LGBTQIA+. Many religions have...
The practice of religion may be comforting to many people, but it can also cause harm when it involves religious trauma. Religious trauma is defined as "the experience of profound negative impact...
There are many ways that people can participate in spiritual practices to connect with the divine, but one important way is through religious worship. Inclusive religious practices have been gaining...
Queer adherents are individuals who identify with their own gender and sexual orientation outside the binary of male/female and heterosexual/homosexual. These people often face challenges in terms of...
There has been increasing interest in the benefits of participating in progressive or inclusive faith communities for mental health and wellbeing. Research has shown that these types of communities...
In what ways does engagement with queer-positive spiritual practices enhance emotional resilience, self-concept, and moral reasoning?
Engaging in spiritual practices that are inclusive and...
Research suggests that spiritual practices such as meditation, prayer, and mindfulness can be powerful tools for enhancing resilience, emotional regulation, and overall mental wellbeing. This is...
What is divine truth? Why do people seek it? How can one seek divine truth? Are there different kinds of divine truth? Is there one true divine truth for everyone? Can there be more than one divine...
The word "mystic" is derived from the Greek "mystikos," which means "hidden, secret." In Islamic tradition, it refers to an initiate who has undergone esoteric training and has achieved a high level...