The article emphasizes the necessity of addressing spiritual abuse, defined as actions that disconnect individuals from their true selves. It explores the concept of spirit or soul, referencing Carl Jung’s notion of wholeness. Spiritual abuse can manifest in various forms but notably in religious contexts where coercion constrains personal beliefs and emotional responses. Understanding this abuse is essential for protecting ourselves and for leaders to be aware of its potential impact on their communities and disciplines.
Spiritual abuse is any action that deprives individuals of the ability to connect with their own true self, undermining their essence and wholeness.
Recognizing spiritual abuse is essential to protect ourselves and others, especially for those in leadership roles who must understand its potential within their influence.
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