I2i publishing jan 2021 (2 Ergebnisse)

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - These matters are of importance to accept before handing the findings to more analytical minds, to read in the hope of presenting solutions. It was on the balcony at Hampton Court Palace that the work was done quietly, discreetly in what Thomas Wolsey referred to as 'The Silent Get Together'. Visually exciting, verbally incoherent and there for everyone to see - a unique format for success. Henry VIII would not allow freedom of speech. All discourse had to be in obeyance of an order, whether acceptable or not. Criticism was banished, suggestions discouraged or in most cases forbidden. Time allocated simply for acclamation and flattery. Henry's wealth was his comfort, ownership his power, dominance his acceptance, philanthropy his quest. The young king was renowned for revelling in undisputed control, an overriding criterion that painted his life colourful and entertaining. Exciting to a nation, his popularity gaining unequalled degrees of admiration. There is little doubt that Roux experienced the best years with the young Tudor King of England. A time of unprecedented wealth allowed for the conception of creative adventures, in turn generating larger than life characters. Fortunes were welcomed for extraordinary projects and designs, leaving a legacy of unsurpassed grandeur in which the next generation could delight.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Sikh patients need chaplaincy support which is specific to their religious beliefs and cultural traditions. Dr Satwant Kaur Rait, an experienced hospital honorary chaplain, has produced an in-depth guide to the service. The book will be invaluable to chaplains, volunteers and all those involved with providing religious help for Sikhs in hospitals and hospices. Extensive background material covers Sikh history and values; ceremonies and rituals; philosophy and psychology. An overview of the development of Sikh chaplaincy and official guidelines provide further insight into the need for these services. Dr Rait demonstrates that a generic form of chaplaincy is not sufficient. The role of a healthcare chaplain; Sikh religious care and rituals; end of life care and bereavement are discussed in detail. A consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic is also highlighted. As volunteer chaplains have been unable to work, many Sikh patients have been deprived of religious and spiritual support in hospital. Dr Rait's informative guide clearly shows the importance of establishing greater inclusivity and accessibility in chaplaincy services for all faiths. …