HAGIOTHERAPY

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HAGIOTHERAPY

• INTERNATIONAL STUDY
• Theory and practice
• in education and training

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INTRODUCTION

• Hagiotherapy researches and heals the human
  spiritual dimension, or the human spiritual soul
• This is a sphere between the psyche and
  religiosity, or between psychology and religion

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PART ONE THE CONCEPT OF HAGIOTHERAPY
AND HOW IT AROSE

• The meaning and place of hagiotherapy
• Beginnings and development
• Education and training in hagiotherapy
• a) Education
• b) Training
• c) Ongoing training

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PART TWOTHE CONTENTS OF HAGIOTHERAPY

• ANTHROPOLOGICAL PNEUMATOLOGY
• PNEUMATOLOGICAL HEALTH
• PNEUMATOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS
• COMMUNICATING PNEUMATOLOGICAL HEALTH

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1.ANTHROPOLOGICAL PNEUMATOLOGY

• A) The PHILOSOPHICAL aspect of the
• spiritual soul
• B) The ORGANIC aspect
• C) The PHENOMENOLOGICAL aspect

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THE PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECT OF THE SPIRITUAL SOUL

• What the spirit is
• Properties of the spirit - freedom
• - responsibility
• - creativity
• - awareness and self-awareness
• - double
  transcendence
• Human ontological structure
• Being
• Transcendentals
• Matter and form
• Spiritual soul
• Body and soul
• Mind and reason

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B) THE ORGANIC ASPECT OF THE SPIRITUAL SOUL

• Personhood
• Life
• Conscience
• Intellect
• Heart
• Free will
• Character
• Religiosity
• Imagination
• Speech and hearing
• Interpersonal behaviour
• Memory and memories
• Purposefulness
• Reason

• Wisdom
• Morality
• Virtues
• Trust
• Taste
• Emotions
• Sexuality
• Activity
• Sociability
• Historicalness
• Transcendence
• Thought
• Word
• Experience

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C) THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ASPECT

• Powers
• Organs and phenomena organs as sources of
• phenomena
• Phenomena manifest the organs of the spiritual
  soul
• Phenomena of the spiritual soul - Generous
• - Benevolent
• - Thoughtful
• - Agreeable
• - Inscribed
• - Desired
• - Defiant
• - Meaningful
• - Courageous
• - Patient
• - Wise

• - Moral
• - Sensible
• - Determined
• - Proud
• - Joyful
• - Hopeful
• - Delighted
• - Loved
• - Faithful
• - Brave
• - Strong

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• - Powerful
• - Progressive
• - Dignified
• - True
• - Productive
• - Healthy
• - Pure
• - Holy
• - Developed
• - Innovative
• Organs are nouns and phenomena are adjectives.
  The organs display spiritual strength and are
  seen, discerned and manifested in the phenomena.

• - Tranquil
• - Gentle
• - Critical
• - Cultured
• - Intelligent
• - Creative
• - Free
• - Immortal
• - Conscientious
• - Friendly
• - Principled
• - Peaceloving
• - Sociable
• - Efficacious
• - Godly
• - Experienced

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2. PNEUMATOLOGICAL HEALTH

• A) Morphology of health and
• disease
• B) Systematic survey of the
• health of the spiritual soul
• C) Etiology of pain and suffering

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Morphology of health and disease

• Health and disease
• Health of the spiritual soul
• Lack of health in the spiritual soul
• Pain of the spiritual soul
• Suffering of the spiritual soul

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B. Systematic survey of the health of the
spiritual soul

• 1. Levels of health of the spiritual soul
• a) Existential health
• b) Basic health
• c) Lifelong health
• 2. Health specifics of the spiritual soul
• a) Cognitive health of the spiritual soul
• b) Axiological health of the spiritual soul
• c) Interpersonal health of the spiritual soul
• d) Religious health of the spiritual soul

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• 3. Aspects of health of the spiritual soul
• a) Philosophical
• b) Organic
• trampled personal dignity
• endangered life
• wounded conscience
• seduced mind
• anguished heart
• addicted free will
• vices
• atheism
• buried talents

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• c) Phenomenological
• Lack of spiritual health is manifested in
  negative phenomena
• of the spiritual soul. Some of these
  are
• unhappy
• mean
• malevolent
• thoughtless
• unexpressed
• erased
• desperate
• subordinate
• dependent on instincts
• obsessed by thoughts
• indecisive
• uneasy
• deranged
• immoral
• unintelligent
• defeated

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• morose
• fearful
• faint-hearted
• weak
• upset
• callous
• unfaithful
• uncritical
• powerless
• uncultured
• pointless
• useless
• addicted
• mortal
• vicious
• stupid
• hostile
• unprincipled
• confrontational

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• lazy
• backward
• suicidal
• pathetic
• untruthful
• hurt
• powerless
• guilty
• aggressive
• depressed
• ill
• sinful
• impure
• evil
• stunted
• reactionary
• unnatural
• unhistorical
• antisocial

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• unfeeling
• lacking in taste
• suspicious
• lifeless
• unreasonable
• unremembered
• blind, deaf and dumb
• irreligious
• frustrated

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• C. Etiology of pain and suffering
• Causes of suffering in the spiritual soul
• Sources of evil in the human race
• existential
• basic
• lifelong
• cognitive
• axiological
• interpersonal
• religious
• philosophical
• organic
• phenomenological

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3. PNEUMATOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS

• a. Organic means of diagnosis
• b. Phenomenological means

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4. COMMUNICATING PNEUMATOLOGICAL HEALTH

• 1. PRINCIPLES COGNITION
• FREE WILL
• ACTION
• 2. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION IN PNEUMATOLOGICAL
  HEALTH
• Communicating existential pneumatological health
• Communicating basic pneumatological health
• Communicating lifelong pneumatological health
• Philosophical communication of pneumatological
  health
• Organic communication of pneumatological health
• Personhood
• Life
• Conscience
• Intellect
• Heart
• Free will
• Character
• Religiosity

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• Memory
• Thought
• Interpersonal behaviour
• Morality
• Sexuality
• Transcendence
• Genuineness
• f) Phenomenological communication of
• pneumatological health

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• 3. Specifics of communicating pneumatological
  health
• The path of wisdom via sapientialis
• The path of morals via moralis
• The path of transcendence via transcendentiae
• The path of theology via theologiae
• a) The path of unconditional love agape
• b) The path of trust pistis
• c) The path of reconciliation eirene
• d) The path of decision and liberation -
  dynamis
• e) The path of grace - pneumato

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• 4. How to mediate pneumatological health
• 5. Contraindications
• 6. Practical implementation of pneumatological
  health
• 7. Preparing people to work in hagiotherapy
• Candidate level
• Novitiate Rules of the Prayer and The Word
  Community, history of the Prayer and the Word
  Community, history of spirituality, CCC, history
  of the Church
• Extraordinary members
• Ordinary members
• Mentors and masters
• Hagiotherapy assistants and patients