Reply to Jaswinder Kaur

Reply to Jaswinder Kaur

Hello, Kaur! I found your post interesting regarding your worldview on spirituality. As far as a worldview is concerned, all of us have different opinions on spirituality. Apart from your definition of spirituality concept, I also think that spirituality involves the link between our creator and us. As a result, my spirituality would enhance my perspective on different things in the world that I take to be God’s creations. Generally, my worldview does not limit me to consider other people’s worldviews. I, therefore, respect your worldview its influence on patient care. Just like in your case, my spirituality on worldview helps me to provide the best care for the patients.

Reply to Daira Parra

Excellent post, Parra! Indeed, spirituality encompasses issues like faith and our feelings. Our religious affiliations should not limit our worldviews. As a result, I like your idea despite the variations in how we view the world. In any case, your worldview may help improve mine and, at the same time, take the best ideas. Apart from the fact that health providers should be sensitive to others, I also think the lives of patients lie in our hands. Therefore, humanity should take precedence since life is precious, no matter an individual’s worldview. Through this consideration, I agree with you that we should be sensitive to other people’s beliefs and choices.

Reply to Serin Ahmad

After reading your discussion, I found a fascinating worldview. Our life experiences are indeed critical in shaping our worldviews. When I thought about this idea, I realized most of our worldviews are as a result of the lessons we have had in the course of our lives. For instance, a person can easily give up when they face setbacks, but their worldviews help them to pick up from where they failed. For example, one can be inspired by Aristotle’s belief about the origin of life, whereby he argued that life has a purpose. When one places their belief on this concept, they will strive to know that there is a reason for their existence.

Reply to X

Hello, X! I like your post since it is precise and interactive. Each one of us is entitled to their worldviews. When I read about your worldview and spirituality, I noted that each of us is unique in their way. At no particular time can we find two or more worldviews that are similar in all aspects. Based on your worldview on spirituality, I hold the same perspective in that it involves something beyond our control. It revolves around mystery and secrets of life and is vital in healthcare. About spirituality, we are tasked to provide the best services to our patients.