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Revisiting The Contemplative Life in The Contemporary Era

Petrus Simarmata, Milda Longgeita Pinem, Firdaus Lisinius Pinem

Jurnal Filsafat Indonesia April 30, 2024 DOI: 10.23887/jfi.v7i1.67079 (opens in new tab) via Semantic Scholar

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The contemplative tradition, though facing challenges in modern society, remains a relevant practice for personal growth, spiritual development, and well-being. A literature review and analysis of contemporary applications across various fields indicates that contemplative techniques offer potential benefits, even as they encounter obstacles in today's fast-paced world.

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Characteristics Literature review Peer reviewed
Keywords Psychology
Key finding Contemplative life remains relevant and beneficial for personal growth, spiritual development, and well-being in contemporary society.

Abstract

This article explores the relevance and potential benefits of contemplative life in the contemporary world. It discusses the background of the contemplative tradition and its historical context, as well as its current role in modern society. The article also describes the methods used to conduct a literature review of relevant research and texts, as well as an analysis of contemporary applications of contemplation in various fields and contexts. Databases searched included JSTOR, Google Scholar, and PubMed. The results and discussion section of the article covers the key findings from the literature review and analysis, highlighting both the potential benefits and challenges associated with the practice of contemplative techniques in the modern world. The conclusion of this article suggests that while the contemplative life may face challenges in contemporary society, it remains a relevant and beneficial practice for individuals seeking personal growth, spiritual development, and enhanced well-being.

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