Meditation
in Chaplaincy Practice and Service Delivery
In providing spiritual care services for clients and
members of their families, practicing chaplains have a duty to make their
clients go through meditation, where necessary; assisting them to meditate
properly and profitably.
However, this assignment or duty may become a mere lip
service unless the practicing chaplains comes to grips with what is meant by
meditation and what it is intended to achieve in the long run.
Meditation in its simplest form is the emptying of
people’s minds, helping them to empty their thoughts; encouraging them to have
perfect reflection over what is happening to them.
It is also assisting them to concentrate their minds,
thoughts on something profitable; helping to refocus their minds on beneficial
things for profitable development of the individuals.
Beloved chaplains, you can all see that to be a
chaplain and a functional and beneficial one goes beyond mere jamboree. Thanks
be to God Almighty, the Master Chaplain, for the technicality of helping people
go through proper meditation can be learned. Embrace learning now!
Chap. Prof.
Mike-Jacobs
Professional
Counselor, Clinical Spirituotherapist and
Certified
Chaplaincy Educator in Private Practice
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