Spirituality Crossword

Perspective that the ecosphere and everything on earth has its own intrinsic worth and should be valued and cared for.
Fowler: A generic feature of the human search for meaning that provides a centering orientation from which to live one's life.
Fowler identified seven of these.
Based on dynamic theories of human behavior, with the prime concern being solving instinctual conflicts by developing insights.
Therapies targeting the spiritual dimension, focusing on helping the person let go of ego attachments and transcend the self.
Wilber: A specific turning point in development.
A systematic set of beliefs, practices, and traditions experienced within a particular social institution over time.
Therapies based on behavioral theories; they focus on learned habits and seek to remove symptoms through various processes of direct learning.
Wilber: The active self or person who moves through the stages of consciousness and mediates between the basic and transitional structures of development.
% of religiously unaffiliated worldwide
A search for purpose, meaning and connection among oneself, other people, the universe and the ultimate reality, which can be experienced within either a religious or nonreligious framework.
Therapies rooted in experiential/humanistic/existential theories that focus on helping a person deal with existential despair and that seek the actualization of the person's potential through techniques grounded in immediate experiencing.
The United States is considered to be the most religiously diverse country in the world today with more than 1,500 religious groups .
% of Muslims globally