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I Am (MATERIAL/ECONOMIC SELF (Consumption and Production (CONSUME ("…

- - - - Mach(1993,p.7) argued that identity is a symbolic idea. It is an image we build for ourselves through social interaction.
  - - - "Use up, to spend wastefully, to destroy" (Gusdorf,1978)
    - - Consumers keep companies alive, so there is production.
- - - - STRATEGIES
        
        Self-Promotions
        
        Ingratiation
        
        Exemplification
        
        Intimidation
        
        Supplication
    - - This motive is to basically gain rewards and increase one's self-esteem.
    - - This motivation is about attempting to be in control of one's personal behavior or identity.
  - - - The concept you develip about yourself that evolves over the course of your life.
    - - A person's sense of who he/she is based on group membership.
  - - - Mental events in a person that are inherently unobservable by others.
    - - Behaviors that are open to the observations of other people.
- - - - "Relating to or affecting the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or physical things".
        
        This person places little importance on beliefs and traditions and is more concerned with growing and experiencing the Divine.
        
        SPIRITUALITY
        
        1. Meditation
        
        Mental exercise (such as focusing on one's breathing or repeating a mantra) for the purpose of reaching a heightened level of spiritual awareness.
        
        2. Prayer
        
        A spiritual communion with God ( or an object of worship) as in supplication, thanksgiving, adoration, or confession.
        
        3. Yoga
        
        A Hindu spiritual and ascetic discipline.
        
        4. Journaling
        
        It is another ( but often overlooked) contemplative practice that can help you become more aware of your inner life and feel more connected to your experience and the world around you.
        
        It is believes in God who is omnipresent and omniscient, someone who is a living presence in our heart. It also embraces all the world's religions, but at the same time it is not constrained by any religious dogmas or forms.
        
        SPIRITUAL APPROACH
        
        It is through the patch of Love.
        This is love where there is no condemnation and judgement, but where there is mercy and acceptance.
        
        SPIRITUAL PERSON
    - - RELIGIOUS PERSON
        
        Someone who believes in a god or group of gods and consciously adheres to the beliefs of his/her religion.
        
        RELIGION
        
        "The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods". (Oxford University Press 2017)
        
        FOUR DIMENTIONS
        
        1. Beliefs
        
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        2. Rituals
        
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        3. Spiritual experience
        
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        4. Unique social forms of community
        
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        MAJOR RELIGIONS
        
        Judaism
        
        Christianity
        
        Islam
        
        Hinduism
        
        Buddhism
      - RELIGIOUS APPROACH
        
        It takes Fear. It emphasizes sin, guilt, and the concept of a punishing God.
      - "Different paths that lead to the same destination"
  - - - Priestess or shaman, acted as healer, spiritual leader and medium.
        
        ANIMISM
        
        The attribution of a soul to plants, inanimate objects, and natural phenomena.
        
        "DUNGAN"
        
        Concious intellectual and emotional aspects.
        
        "GINHAWA"
        
        Breath of life
  - - - Ceremony or action performed in a customary way.
        
        CLASSIFICATIONS
        
        Imitative
        
        Positive and Negative
        
        Sacrificial
        
        Life crisis
- - - - The home environment
        
        The social environment
        
        Culture and language
        
        History
        
        The educational system
        
        Religion
        
        The economic environment
        
        The political environment
        
        Mass media
        
        Leadership and role models
    - - Pakikipagkapwa-tao
        
        Family orientation
        
        Joy and humor
        
        Flexibility, adaptability, and creativity
        
        Hard work and industry
        
        Faith and religiosity
        
        Ability to survive
    - - Extreme personalism
        
        Extreme family-centeredness
        
        Lack of discipline
        
        Passivity and initiative
        
        Colonial mentality
        
        Kanya-kanya syndrome
        
        Lack of self-analysis and self-reflection