The Value is Compassion and the phrase is “Compassion is the balm that heals the wounds of the body, mind, and soul.”
Answer the following questions in the paper
for question B, the answer is yes in Buddhism, Sikhism, and Christianity religion. write about this and I will cite the course materials myself.
For the rest of the paper, cite other sources.
What inspired your choice of this value – i.e., why is it important to you? What is its source(s) for you: have you been influenced by a particular religious tradition, cultural background, life experiences, exposure to media, literature, education, etc.? How have you come to view and experience this value as important?
(b) Where, in our course, have we encountered similar or contrasting values, ideas, or themes? How
can you tie your work together with aspects of what you’ve been learning? It should be clear from
your statement that you’re familiar with at least some of the ideas and perspectives that we’ve
explored in this course, and relevant course materials should be used and cited.
(c) Why do you believe that this value is important to the ways that we, as a society, collectively
approach health and healing? How does it (or the lack of it) presently affect individuals, communities,
and institutions? Please draw on suitable research sources (at least two good-quality academic
sources) to demonstrate how this value is relevant to health/healthcare today – for example, how is it
currently a part of people’s lives or healthcare practices? What have been the consequences of this?
(d) What are some other ways that we could centre this value in our approaches to health and healing
in the future? What would be different about our practices, institutions, or other aspects of our world,
if we made this value central to how we approach health, well-being, medicine, healthcare, clinician
education, etc.? Provide specific examples of what this might look like, where possible.
(e) How do the elements of your project (such as materials, images, colours, shapes, designs, sounds,
verses, narratives, etc.) express or embody the value, its relation to health/healing, and its importance
to you? (Try to make this explanation of the work itself as full and as detailed as possible.)
