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重度自閉症における達成可能な精神性:神聖なる感覚
1Spiritual Care, CHEO, Ottawa, Canada.
The journal of pastoral care & counseling : JPCC
|February 6, 2026
まとめ
重度自閉症者の精神性は、単なる認知的体験ではなく、身体化され感覚的な体験である。これは、感覚的体験を神聖なものとして受け入れるように霊的ケアを再構築し、提供者の霊的想像力を高める。
科学分野:
- 神学
- 障害学
- 自閉症研究
背景:
- 伝統的な見解では、精神性と肉体をしばしば切り離してきた。
- 重度自閉症者は、従来の ومع ذلك アプローチでは見過ごされがちな独自の精神的生活を持っている。
- 著者自身の親としての役割と霊的ケア提供者としての役割は、独自の視点を提供する。
研究 の 目的:
- 重度自閉症者の精神的次元を探求すること。
- 精神性を身体化され感覚的な体験として再構築すること。
- ケア提供者の精神的想像力に挑戦し、それを拡大すること。
主な方法:
- 身体化神学と障害者神学を利用する。
- 個人的な物語と実体験を取り入れる。
- 精神的経験の感覚的および身体的な性質を分析する。
主要な成果:
- 重度自閉症者にとって、精神性は基本的に身体化され感覚的な現実である。
- 感覚的経験は、神聖で、霊的生活に不可欠なものとして認識され得る。
- 現在の霊的ケアモデルは、大幅な適応を必要とする可能性がある。
結論:
- 重度自閉症に対する霊的ケアは、身体化と感覚的関与に向けたパラダイムシフトを必要とする。
- 提供者は、多様な精神的表現を認識するために、拡大された精神的想像力を育む必要がある。
- この集団内で意味のある精神的つながりを育むためには、新しいアプローチが必要である。
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