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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The world is undergoing significant upheaval, indicating a decline in humanity's moral health. Society has moved away from the noble goal of leaving a legacy through virtuous deeds. In the postmodern era, technological advancements have a significant influence on human identity, often diminishi…ng the importance of spiritual and moral qualities. Many individuals neglect moral health as part of overall well-being, and traditional moral values are becoming less effective in the postmodern era. Few recognize moral health as essential to human nature or connect it with overall health. This work considers moral health as an integral part of the natural cause-and-effect system, examining moral health and disease alongside scientific insights into human moral nature. Moral health is not just a metaphor but an experiential phenomenon of existential health. It results from a complex process that, although influenced by genes and environment, is ultimately governed by the brain. Neuroscience shows evidence of a 'moral brain' that makes humans uniquely moral in the animal kingdom and supports the development of moral health. Research findings on the neuromoral network now challenge the idea that a person's moral capacities depend solely on conventional morality. Someone who focuses on moral health will consistently exhibit human virtues, higher-order thinking, and behaviors. There will be alignment between who the person is and how they present themselves to the world. Integrity and character will serve as the scaffolding of a building, fundamental to the individual's self-definition and self-identity. The book examines the moral climate of the era and assesses traditional morality to help understand how to develop and maintain moral health in the postmodern age. It highlights the significant difference between moral conscience and moral consciousness, as well as between practicing morality and improving moral health. It highlights the need for a more developed moral self that emerges from moral consciousness to confront today's moral dilemmas and problems directly. It reveals that moral conscience stemming from conventional morality, rooted in social, legal, and religious systems, is not only proving ineffective in the postmodern era but also becoming a disruptive force across all aspects of contemporary life.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Our world is characterized by a declining humanity, giving voice to the suffering, wounded, and damaged human spirit. We are facing a critical spiritual health crisis that demands our attention. In a world filled with numerous threats to humanity, the scientific community and 'enlightened' citi…zens are shining a spotlight on spiritual health. Never before in history has there been so much scientific focus on the human spiritual phenomenon as in the past few decades. It is recognized as a fundamental and vital part of human life, the future of humanity, and the planet. Voices are growing louder worldwide, and scientific research is increasing to emphasize the urgency and importance of spiritual health in human life. Today, the historical link between the religious and the spiritual has been broken, and more people are beginning to see spiritual health as separate from the practice of a religion. The spiritual is viewed as an inherent part of humans, and every person is inseparable from it, whether or not they follow a religion. People now acknowledge that the spiritual aspect of health, like the physical, is a practical concept that must be nurtured daily for optimal well-being. At its core, spiritual health involves confronting the deeper issues of our inner reality, embracing our authentic selves, and actively nurturing our higher selves. This higher self guides us to pursue a truly fulfilling life, one that transcends any spiritual, religious, or social ideology. Achieving spiritual health is not only necessary but a deliberate process that compels us to reshape our imagination and willpower. By nurturing our whole selves and adopting a holistic way of living, we can significantly improve the well-being of society and humanity as a whole. Spiritual health is essential to human health and development, providing a holistic approach to life. The book offers insights into what modern science is revealing about the spiritual nature of humans and their spiritual health. It discusses spiritual health as a scientific phenomenon, not as a matter of theology or philosophy. Its goal is to help readers recognize the vital role of the 'real self' as the guiding principle in human life beyond doctrinal religion and spiritual philosophy. Our collective spiritual well-being is the most valuable resource we have to enhance human life and restore global order. It is urgently needed if we are to address the unique challenges and problems of our time.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The world is undergoing significant upheaval, indicating a decline in humanity's moral health. Society has moved away from the noble goal of leaving a legacy through virtuous deeds. In the postmodern era, technological advancements have a significant influence on human identity, often diminishin…g the importance of spiritual and moral qualities. Many individuals neglect moral health as part of overall well-being, and traditional moral values are becoming less effective in the postmodern era. Few recognize moral health as essential to human nature or connect it with overall health. This work considers moral health as an integral part of the natural cause-and-effect system, examining moral health and disease alongside scientific insights into human moral nature. Moral health is not just a metaphor but an experiential phenomenon of existential health. It results from a complex process that, although influenced by genes and environment, is ultimately governed by the brain. Neuroscience shows evidence of a "moral brain" that makes humans uniquely moral in the animal kingdom and supports the development of moral health. Research findings on the neuromoral network now challenge the idea that a person's moral capacities depend solely on conventional morality. Someone who focuses on moral health will consistently exhibit human virtues, higher-order thinking, and behaviors. There will be alignment between who the person is and how they present themselves to the world. Integrity and character will serve as the scaffolding of a building, fundamental to the individual's self-definition and self-identity. The book examines the moral climate of the era and assesses traditional morality to help understand how to develop and maintain moral health in the postmodern age. It highlights the significant difference between moral conscience and moral consciousness, as well as between practicing morality and improving moral health. It highlights the need for a more developed moral self that emerges from moral consciousness to confront today's moral dilemmas and problems directly. It reveals that moral conscience stemming from conventional morality, rooted in social, legal, and religious systems, is not only proving ineffective in the postmodern era but also becoming a disruptive force across all aspects of contemporary life. The book examines the moral climate of the era and assesses traditional morality to help develop and maintain moral health in the postmodern age. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
