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           Prayer, 35, 63, 194              conventional, 19–20; objectivity in, 249–
           Presence, and relationship, 78   50; Unitary, 83–84
           Prescencing, 205               Self, 5, 48, 49, 52, 67, 72, 81, 88; belief sys-
           Present-in-the-now, 54, 80, 114  tem, 282–83; feelings and, 69, 105–6;
           Pride, overcoming, 232           and Other, 102, 233; relationship with,
           Privacy, 133, 154; cultural concepts of,   89–90(table); use of, 285–86
             134–35                       Self-actualization, as human need, 185–90
           Problem-solving process, 108, 110, 127, 180  Self-caring, 47, 125
           “Psychology of the Sickbed” (van den Berg),   Self-control, 162
             162–66                       Self-expression, 172
           Psychophysiological processes, 86  Self-relationship work, 173
                                          SEM. See Structural Equation Model
           Quality of living, 187         Sensitivity, 69
                                          Serbia, 292
           Rapport, establishing, 74      Service, 48, 197
           RCC. See Relationship-Centered Caring   Seven-Center Energetic Chakra System, 209,
             Model                          211
           Reasoning abilities, 219       Sexuality, as human need, 171–76
           Receiving, 36, 49              Sickbed, sickroom, environment of, 166–67,
           Reciprocity, 257                 169, 184
           Reductionism, 20               Silence, 35
           Relationship building, 101–2, 103; caring,   Sleep, 168–69
             72–73                        Soaring (Wyeth), 190(fig.)
           Relationship-centered caring (RCC) model,   Social psychology, 102
             88, 91, 261; self in, 89–90(table)  Society, service to, 48
           Relationships, 72, 83, 214, 260; caring, 74–76;   Soul, 198
             healing, 232, 233–34; as human need,   Soul care, 147
             180–81; interpersonal, 183–84; laws of   Soul-mind connection, 63
             magnetism in, 182–83; practitioner-to-  South Carolina, 273
             community, 91, 93–97; practitioner-to-  Spain, 274
             patient, 86–87, 92(table); practitioner-to-  Spirit, 8, 9, 198, 203, 239
             practitioner, 97–100; transpersonal caring,   Spiritual growth, 284–85
             78–82, 87–88                 Spirituality, 68, 187–88, 193, 209, 228, 238,
           Republic of China (ROC), 269     239, 283; universal energy and, 210–11
           Respect, for patients, 282     Spirit world, 9–10
           Rest, 168–69                   Stillness, in centering exercise, 53
           Resurrection Health System (Chicago), 192;   Still point, 235
             caring documentation at, 116–24  Strengths, chakra system, 213, 214, 215, 217–
           Rilke, Rainer Maria, 246         18, 219, 220, 221
           Rodin, Auguste: The Kiss, 170(fig.); La Pleu-  Structural Equation Model (SEM), 291
             reuse, 105(fig.)             Student, role of, 260–61
           Romney, George, Contemplation, 44(fig.)  Subjectivity, fear of, 247–48
           Rosenberg, Susan, 116          Suffering, 232, 234–35; pain without, 236–38
           Routines, 155, 156             Sweden, 274
           Rumi, Jalaluddin, 233–34       Switzerland, 274, 292
           Ryan, Linda, 116
                                          Tanzania, 292
           Sacredness, 144, 145, 150, 189–90, 194  Teacher, role of, 260–61
           Sacred unions, 172–73          Teaching, 108, 125, 260; transpersonal, 126,
           Safety, 131–32                   127
           Science, 102, 109, 115, 253; and art, 20–21;   Teaching-learning process, 125–27, 286
             Caring, 110, 116, 189–90, 192–93, 240–41;   Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, 69, 239


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