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An anatomy of hope
1Temple Sholom in Chicago, Chicago, USA.
Journal of Religion and Health
|December 10, 2013
Summary
Hope emerges from despair and is transformed through transcendent relationships. Self-transcendence cultivates inner peace, enabling individuals to cope with life
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Philosophy of Mind
- Existentialism
Background:
- Despair is a common human experience that can paradoxically serve as a catalyst for psychological growth.
- The concept of hope is often explored in relation to overcoming adversity and fostering resilience.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore hope as a dynamic state of being.
- To examine the role of transcendent relationships in the transformation of hope.
- To understand how self-transcendence contributes to coping with life's difficulties.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual analysis of hope, despair, and transcendence.
- Exploration of philosophical and psychological literature on existential themes.
Main Results:
- Hope originates in conditions of despair.
- Transcendent relationships are key to transforming hope.
- Self-transcendence leads to a dynamic awareness of peace.
Conclusions:
- Hope is not merely the absence of despair but an active process.
- Engaging in transcendent relationships fosters psychological well-being.
- The capacity to accommodate life's anguish is enhanced through self-transcendence and inner peace.
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