Wisdom Of Life Research Articles

Jasmine: Feminine healing qualities related to the wisdom of salt-With a focus on sandplay therapy-

This study examined the symbolism of Jasmine, a character in Disney’s Aladdin films, whose archetype emerged as a compensation for what was lacking in a child’s consciousness through sandplay therapy. To understand the symbolism of Jasmine, this study was conducted regarding Jasmine’s origin and background by watching two films and reading related stories before analyzing the client’s sandpictures. A 7-year-old girl with symptoms of separation anxiety was the client in this study. The symbol of Jasmine, or the feminine healing qualities that help form a relationship through the wisdom of salt, emerged in the client’s sandpictures as the possibility of growth, light of consciousness, healing power, harmony with masculine energy, and a new image of family. The feminine principles that engage in relationships through the wisdom of salt is a value, encompssing all of us, that penetrates the times. The wisdom is discovered as an outcome of the pain that lead to growth. The sandplay process healed the client’s psychological difficulties while the Jasmine symbol gave her the strength and courage that she needed to form a relationship with the world through a new wisdom of life.

Pengetahuan Remaja tentang Generasi Berencana (GenRe) melalui Kearifan Lokal

Coaching for adolescents can be initiated through knowledge of future challenges, both in personal life and in socializing. This study aims to determine the knowledge of adolescents about Generation Planning (GenRe) through the values ​​of local wisdom. The research was conducted at a senior high school in Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kabupaten Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir with the research subjects being high school students who were selected by random sampling technique. Data were collected through questionnaires on knowledge of reproductive health, drugs and addictive substances, as well as local wisdom. The results showed that 68.33% of students knew enough about reproductive health, 80% of students knew well about drugs and addictive substances and their consequences, and only 50.40% of students knew and practiced the values ​​of local wisdom in everyday life. Based on the results of the study, students' knowledge regarding Generation Planning is included in the sufficient category so that it is necessary to inculcate the values ​​of local wisdom and socialize Generation Planning by parents, teachers, and community leaders in order to create a golden generation in the future.

The Life Wisdom of Chinese Traditional Filial Piety

The Life Wisdom of Chinese Traditional Filial Piety

KEARIFAN LOKAL MASYARAKAT MADURA DALAM NOVEL SILSILAH DUKA KARYA DWI RATIH RAMADHANY

Local wisdom is part of a long journey of efforts to preserve culture or customs that have an influence and position that is rooted in people's lives. The purpose of this research is to describe the form and position of local wisdom in the life of Madurese people in the novel Silsilah Duka by Dwi Ratih Ramadhany. In answering this problem the Anthropology of Literature approach is used with the Stuart Hall Representation theory. This research uses qualitative research with the source of data of Silsilah Duka novel by Dwi Ratih Ramadhany and used data in the form of narratives, thoughts, and actions taken by the characters in the novels of Griefs that contain forms of local wisdom and illustrates how local wisdom positions in the life of the Madurese community. The data collection technique used in the study is the note-taking technique. Data analysis techniques include data presentation, data reduction and conclusion drawing. The results of this study indicate that in the novel there is a form of local wisdom in the form of beliefs including the abstinence of pregnant women touching sea water, the myths of hunger, abstinence of pregnant women eating squid, to the danger of children not drinking herbal medicine and Festivals or Traditions including Traditions for distribution of fat starch or Rose-pote and Tradition for the dead. The position of local wisdom in community life in social and religious aspects has a strong role and influence in regulating the life structure of Madurese people and protecting people's lives despite the pros and cons regarding the view of local wisdom, namely strong belief in local wisdom, local wisdom by the elderly and the weakening of belief in local Madurese wisdom by young people.

Komunikasi Dakwah dalam Sastra

Essays are inspirational works that are communicated by their authors, as in the book Tak Ada Ikan Asin di Lautan, which tells the story of the wisdom of life taken from the basis of the Koran. The purpose of this study is to explain the purpose of da'wah communication in the essay book Tak Ada Ikan Asin di Lautan by Edi Ah Iyubenu. This research method uses a qualitative descriptive method, obtained with a content analysis approach, through data collection techniques such as library research. The findings in this study are three identical techniques with da'wah, namely: 1) informative communication, informing the reader of the concept of piety in the author's idea of ​​​​Edi Ah Iyubenu 2) persuasive communication, changing the reader's belief with a motivational approach 3) instructive communication, ordering the reader if something is bad found to be better left. So it can be concluded that the achievement of da'wah communication carried out by Edi Ah Iyubenu, gained knowledge that could be realized by the reader.

A Healthy Perspective of Time in the Book of Ecclesiastes.

In the times of the Covid-19 pandemic, a healthy perception of time does our spiritual and mental health good. Compared to the postmodern temporality, especially Nietzsche’s philosophy, this paper ushers in a soundly healthy perspective of time portrayed in the book of Ecclesiastes. Time is one of the major themes in the book of Ecclesiastes. I intend to explore several aspects of time in this book, that is, wisdom, vanity, repetition, process, and determinism. The preacher Qoheletinitially looks for the wisdom of life, and eventually, via a deep reflection of time, he concludes that wisdom in time is to turn to God for redemption in this troubled world.

융의 인간원형을 통한 상징적 삶의 구현 :이성대의 수필집 『한 살이 된 어른 아이』를 중심으로

Carl Gustav Jung is the founder of analytical psychology, who expressed an intensive interest in the process of human restoration. The purpose of this study is to analyze Lee Seong-dae’s essay, which reveals wisdom through exploration of human nature and abundant life, based on Jung’s theory, which proposed a philosophical methodology for human beings to live a valuable life. This is because Jung’s theory, which made an effort to understand the human mental world more fundamentally, has a point of contact with the fundamental task of the essay, the exploration of humanity. Seongdae Lee’s collection of essays, 『A one-year-old adult child』 is a work that clearly reveals the attitude and will of life to recognize and realize Jung’s human archetype and live a symbolic life. Human archetype in each work gives a deep insight into the wisdom of life and suggests a way to live a rich and meaningful life. This can have something in common with Jung

The role of moral values in the professional self-realization of technical university students

Introduction. The article examines the moral sphere of technical university students and various aspects of socialization, as well as the development of the personality of undergraduate students from the first to the fourth year. The authors focus on the contradictory and crisis situation in the field of education of young generation in modern Russia and emphasize the need to create a strategy of education at the university taking into account modern conditions. The article looks at the interdependent influence of terminal and instrumental values in the professional self-realization of technical university students with the help of valid and reliable psychodiagnostic methods of personality research. An in-depth statistical analysis reveals the hidden relationship between multiple human values. The authors provide the map of the value landscape of students’ personality and analyze the relevance of the leading values such as active way of life, life wisdom, health, interesting work, beauty of nature and art, love, financially secure life, the presence of good and true friends, public recognition, knowledge, intellectual development, etc. This makes it possible to understand the features of professional self-realization of students. Problem statement. The evaluation of the motivational component of the values under study provides an opportunity to discover the resources of the educational process.Methodology of the study. Grouping of numerous values into certain factors and blocks is aimed at a more detailed study of the main aspects that facilitate the process of self-knowledge and professional self-realization of students of a technical university.Results. The research material makes it possible to detect competing values, as well as contradictions between the declared and real values. Moreover, it helps to find resources and give recommendations on eliminating possible obstacles in professional self-realization, formation and adaptation of a competent specialist to all participants of the educational process.Conclusions. The generalized results can be successfully used in practical work, in particular, in motivational trainings for students at any stage of training and the creation of new technologies in the professional orientation of first-year students. Working with values is supposed to optimize the development of students’ personal potential.

Дослідження цінностей громадських активістів в умовах сучасних перетворень в Україні

The article presents the research results on the values of the members of the public movement “Centres for Civic Initiatives” (CCI). The research was conducted in the fall of 2021. The activities of these CCI are done through the self-organisation of citizens at the local level. The activists themselves identify socially significant issues, set goals, and their implementation. This is the most branched public organisation with its centres throughout Ukraine. The research geography covers all regions of Ukraine (10 regions and the city of Kyiv). Research in such public organisations (scale, self-organisation, self-sufficiency) has not been previously conducted. This is the uniqueness of this study. In this research, it was assumed that the respondents selected for the survey (leaders and ordinary members of the organisation) are the most conscious and decisive part of Ukrainians, who, by their actions, claim to solve complex problems of social construction in the context of the general socio-economic crisis. Therefore, they were chosen as information providers for the issues under study. The study was conducted based on M. Rokeach’s methodology (list of terminal and instrumental values). The study shows the hierarchy of respondents’ values. Most of the members of the public movement “Centres for Civic Initiatives” believe that the value system is the moral norms and priorities of the individual, which serve as a motivating factor in their lives. According to respondents, the top ten values include the following: health, material well-being, family, love, life wisdom, responsibility, efficiency in business, honesty, responsiveness, and cheerfulness. The study focuses on the fact that such public organisations as CCI, which are considered here, are necessary for the conditions of global socio-economic transformations since their activities are aimed at protecting the interests of the country and individual groups of citizens; these activities are of practical importance and produce socially significant results at the local level. The study highlights that to implement of socially significant tasks, suprapersonal rather than individual values must dominate a person participating in social activities. The researcher puts forward a working hypothesis: among civic activists, suprapersonal values (responsibility, responsiveness, happiness of others) dominate over individual ones. The article gives definitions of the concepts “system of values”, and “suprapersonal values”. This study was carried out in order to determine the dominant values of socially active citizens of Ukraine – the members of the CCI in the context of global socio-economic transformations.

What ‘evidence' do people really want and need for their recovery?

Having access to lived-experience wisdom and knowledge is no longer optional but essential for help seekers to live well, and in turn for help providers to deliver more relevant and meaningful services. To date, mental health research agendas have primarily been concerned with producing clinical evidence that guides help providers as to the interventions that best reduce or ameliorate mental illness symptoms. This paper flips the focus to the nature of the type of ‘evidence' people, who experience mental illness want and need in order to guide, activate and lead their own recovery. The authors' draw both upon their shared anecdotal experiences of recovery, to explore the relevance and use of ‘clinical' and ‘personal' recovery evidence in people's individual recovery journeys. People's needs for evidence stretch beyond the ceiling of what ‘clinical' recovery evidence currently offers. To thrive beyond the impact of mental ill health, people want to know more than how to manage symptoms. They want to know and experience: (i) recovery is real and possible, (ii) the notions underpinning personal recovery, not just clinical recovery, (iii) the lived experience collective wisdom and, (iv) most of all, how to protect themselves from any iatrogenic harm arising out of seeking help, such as institutionalisation, discrimination, stigma and oppression. Depending on their core beliefs and practice, mental health providers will either hinder or facilitate access to and utilisation of this knowledge. Decades of first-hand accounts provide testimony to the personal effort required to overcome the impacts of mental illness and its associated treatments. Lived experienced produced research provides rigour and strength to the ‘personal' recovery evidence base and can stand side by side with its ‘clinical' evidence counterpart. Both knowledge bases, whilst appearing tangential, are useful for people in recovery. Maintaining their separateness is unhelpful and limits access to necessary recovery knowledge for all. Only when research agendas synthesise these two wisdoms into a single evidence base will a new and more effective way of delivering services evolve.

The Benefits of Intergenerational Wisdom-Sharing: A Randomized Controlled Study.

Adolescents’ opportunities to benefit from the life wisdom of older persons are very limited. To address this issue, we designed and tested the Building a Community Legacy Together (BCLT) program based on research on the benefits of older people’s wisdom for youth development. In the intervention, the youth participants were trained prior to conducting interviews with older persons regarding their advice for living. The youth participants analyzed the information obtained and presented a summary report to the community. The participants were 93 middle and high school youth who were randomly assigned to the treatment condition with the BCLT program (n = 47) or to the control condition (n = 46). The outcome measures included sense of purpose, self-esteem, attitudes toward older people, confidence interacting with older people, and interest in working with older people. Quantitative and qualitative data were also collected regarding the subjective assessments of the program’s success. We found significant positive effects for the BCLT participants regarding their sense of purpose in life, attitudes toward older people, comfort interacting with older people, and interest in working with older people. The subjective assessments of the participants were overwhelmingly positive. The findings indicate that BCLT had positive effects for the youth participants and support the further development and testing of wisdom-sharing intergenerational programs.

Engaging non-essentialism as lived wisdom: a dialogue between intercultural communication and Buddhism

ABSTRACT This paper examines some philosophical groundwork underlying intercultural studies through an inter-epistemic dialogue with Buddhism. This dialogue joins resonating developments in the two fields through their common goal of overcoming essentialism and comparable methods for praxis. It also illuminates on areas for potential advancement in intercultural theory and praxis through considering how Buddhism approaches these at nuanced levels. Particularly, the paper emphasises the needs to differentiate non-essentialism from anti-essentialism, incorporate a ‘responsibility for the self’ into intercultural ethics, and develop corresponding methods for co-existing with the vulnerability of the human mind that prompts one to act essentialistically in concrete situations. 本文借用与佛学‘跨界对话’的方式对当代跨文化研究的哲学理论基础进行分析论述。此对话将展示，跨文化研究和佛学均以对治本质主义为目标，并在指导实践行为方面发展出具有相似性的方法体系。同时，此对话也将通过对佛学在若干层面的细微解读，探讨跨文化理论和实践进一步发展的方向。此文建议，拓展跨文化研究应尤其考虑以下几点：‘非本质主义’需与‘反本质主义’相区别；跨文化伦理道德需纳入‘对自我的责任’的思考；以及（基于以上理论）发展相应的实践方法，帮助人们在生活中学习（练习）如何与人类自身思维的脆弱面（即驱使人类以本质主义的角度思维事物的‘本能’）积极共存。

Application of Chinese Traditional Elements in Furniture Design Based on Wireless Communication and Internet of Things Technology

The Chinese nation has a history of 5,000 years and has accumulated countless precious cultures in this long history. The Chinese element is the main body that integrates the long-standing similar culture of the Chinese nation into the traditional Chinese culture in a better way. It is the crystallization of the Chinese nation’s pursuit and wisdom for a better life. Furniture is a necessity for people’s lives and an important carrier and channel for the spread of Chinese art and culture. Chinese culture has experienced thousands of years of accumulation, and the accumulated traditional art and culture are inexhaustible treasures of modern furniture design. The purpose of this article is to study the application of traditional Chinese elements in furniture design based on wireless communication and Internet of Things technology. This article analyzes the wireless communication technology and the Internet technology in detail and then combines them with the furniture to become the smart furniture we are familiar with. Then, from the perspective of traditional Chinese elements, it combines traditional Chinese elements with furniture design and explains the origin of the influence range of traditional Chinese elements in furniture design and the content contained in traditional Chinese elements. Then through a large number of survey market data and a large-scale questionnaire survey, the influence of Chinese traditional elements in the market and the authenticity of this article are proved. According to the questionnaire in this article, it proves the prosperity of our country’s market and the development trend of furniture. In this article, the application of Chinese traditional elements in furniture design is analyzed in detail, and the tenon and tenon structure and the culture of the mean are integrated into the furniture design. Then the connection between the intelligent furniture system that controls the furniture and the furniture was tested. According to the test results in this article, ZigBee technology is used for the connection signal of furniture in the indoor environment, which has the advantages of short distance, low complexity, low power consumption, low speed, and low cost. And after 500 sending and receiving experiments, detailed data was obtained. When the distance from the furniture is 70 M, the packet loss rate is about 31.6%, but when the distance from the furniture is 30 M, the packet loss rate is almost 0, which meets the daily routine use. This research not only provides realistic cases for the application of traditional cultural elements, but also opens up new ideas for its integration with people’s daily life.

Challenges and Countermeasures for the Integration of Digital Village Construction and Modern Agriculture

With the popularisation of modern information technology such as artificial intelligence, big data and cloud computing, on-demand production and even on-demand distribution have become possible, promoting the integrated development of urban and rural areas, the transformation of old and new dynamics, and the digital economy is flourishing. Based on the construction of rural information infrastructure, informatization, digitization and networking are important carriers to realize the digitization of rural industries, dataization of governance, informatization of services and wisdom of life, reconstruct the modern economic development form of rural areas and create a new model of rural governance informatization.

PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHT IN THE ZEN POETRY OF TRUC LAM YEN TU

Buddhism is not only a religion but also a kind of human wisdom in the impermanent life. Over thousands of years of the nation's history, Buddhism is still one of the religions with great influence on many aspects of social life. Buddhism in the Tran Dynasty unified many schools for the first time into Truc Lam Zen Buddhism and developed into its own independent sect of Vietnamese Buddhism. The philosophical thought of Zen Buddhism was increasingly developed and was not only popular in the court, but also spread widely in the world and had a great impact on society. In this paper, the author analyzes some basic content of philosophical thought in the philosophical thought of Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect, thereby pointing out some values and limitations in this school's philosophical thought.

An analogous knowledge: Ayurveda and Jyotishya Shastra

The glory of Ancient Indian Literature is evidently adored in its approach towards upholding the value of life, and is patently exhibited in the culture, heritage and civilization. The discussion of literature instigates with Vedas, the paramount source of Wisdom of Life. Vedas are the authentic literary which divulges the secret and perseverance of life. Vedas are four in number; Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvana Veda. Each Veda has its Upavedas and Ayurveda is the Upaveda of Athrvana Veda. Ayurveda is the science which deals with disease, their treatment aspects and importantly the preventive aspect with proper lifestyle adoptions. Ayurveda also gives prime importance for the attainment of Purusharthas which replicates the significance of Ihaloka and Paraloka Karma in an individual’s life. Jyothishya Shastra; an imperative part of Veda, is attributed as Vedanga - includes study of Graha Nakshatradi Padartha. As it is also called as Vedic Astrology in recent days. Jyotishya Shastra also possesses a similar scope in terms of prevention and treatment of Karmaja Vyadhi, which can be co-related to Daiva-Vyapashraya Chikitsa in Ayurveda. This paper is an effort to understand the importance of these two analogous sciences with respect to Chikitsa.

СПЕЦІАЛІЗАЦІЯ АДВОКАТІВ УКРАЇНИ В УМОВАХ ВІЙНИ: СТАН І ПЕРCПЕКТИВИ РОЗВИТКУ

The article provides a study of the influence of the martial law introduced in Ukraine on the development of the specialization of the lawyer's activity. The authors set a goal to characterize the current state of the development of the specialization of the lawyer's activity under war conditions in Ukraine and to outline its prospects, taking into account the requirements and consequences of the state of war. To achieve it, the general dialectical method of cognition, methods of systematic and selective analysis, synthesis of information, as well as the comparative method that is necessary for the study of foreign experience on the issues considered in the publication were used. It is noted that under the conditions of war, a new challenge for lawyers has become the need to quickly respond to changes in the demand for lawyer services, which is based on large-scale migration processes, complex economic realities, and a significant shift from "peaceful civilianism towards war-related criminal practice." The demand for legal services related to the areas of tax law, criminal law, bankruptcy, agrarian and land law is predicted. However, in the opinion of the authors, in the long run, the specialization in the legal profession, caused by the conditions of martial law, should be considered more globally, particularly in the context of the idea of the development of the military justice system, in which the legal profession should take its proper place. To substantiate this thesis, the experience of NATO member states (using the example of the USA) and Israel is cited. As a result, it has been concluded that the war causes transformations in the legal profession, as well as in all other spheres of society's life. Therefore, for lawyers who are in a state of forced professional reorientation, the well-known life wisdom: "If one door closes, another one opens" is worth recalling. At the same time, it was emphasized that the absence of a balanced system of military justice in a warring country is a "nonsense" and a direct threat to national security. The Defense Security Forces of Ukraine currently number one million people and this number will only grow (we do not count retired military personnel, family members of military personnel who also need legal assistance). Military business is a rather specific and dangerous profession that requires a lawyer to have a set of specific knowledge, abilities, skills, and even logics of thinking. Separately, one should think about the issues of whether the lawyer has a military rank, one's compliance with other requirements that would give the access to documents containing state secrets, the ability to travel to the front line of hostilities and without problems to go to military facilities for the effective protection of rights and interests of their clients, etc. All this requires careful analysis and well-considered decisions, which collectively outline the future prospects for scientific exploration.

The Exploration of the Food Education Program in Primary and Secondary Schools

Nowadays, unhealthy dietary habits, insufficient food knowledge, and lack of manual skills are typical issues among primary and secondary school students in China. To help students build up a strong constitution and life wisdom, Weifang Hansheng School of Shandong developed a food education course. This paper expounds on the course framework, contents of food education textbooks and the measures to implement the course.

The Exploration of the Food Education Program in Primary and Secondary Schools

Nowadays, unhealthy dietary habits, insufficient food knowledge, and lack of manual skills are typical issues among primary and secondary school students in China. To help students build up a strong constitution and life wisdom, Weifang Hansheng School of Shandong developed a food education course. This paper expounds on the course framework, contents of food education textbooks and the measures to implement the course.

Generativity in Life Review: Discovering Life Lessons and Wisdom in Naturalistic Intergenerational Conversations

Direct Care Workers (DCW; nursing assistants, personal care aides, home health aides) have the most one on one care with sexual and gender minority (SGM) older adults who reside in residential care facilities or use home health services. DCWs make up a vast majority of the healthcare workforce, holding almost five million jobs in 2019, with approximately 70% of the positions held being in residential care facilities. In a qualitative design study, 11 DCWs were interviewed using an open-ended, semi-structured format to describe their perceptions of care provided to SGM older adults in residential care facilities and the home health setting. These results were part of a larger qualitative study which found there were cues of stereotyping and prejudice in DCW narratives toward SGM older adults. The category DCWs’ care and social system referred to characteristics of the DCWs’ work environment and the perspectives, attitudes, and reported care toward SGM older adults and diverse populations. It was determined that there are synergies among SGM older adults’ care and DCW along with DCW workforce issues (short staffed, low wages, lack of health benefits) that may prevent the DCW from being accepting of implicit bias training or culture change within these facilities/agencies. Implications for practice, policy, and future research are discussed.