Spiritual Wellness

Spiritual Well-Being
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Spiritual Well-being
Having been born in a Christian family, I had no other choice than following in my parents’ footsteps. According to the Christian beliefs, it is crucial to be kind to others all the time. Being kind to others can be through compassion to others, forgiving those who wrong us, as well as being respectful to everyone (Montville, 2016). As explained in our text, spiritual well-being is essential as it can bind people.
Having been taught throughout my life to follow and observe the Christian values, I have always tried to do the best. I remember one time I was heading to my friend’s home, and on the way I got a man lying down on the ground at the roadside and crying with a lot of pain. Only to realize the person had been hit by a car and the car flew away. I remembered a story in the Bible about good Samaritans. With great empathy, I tried all I could from the little first aid skills that I had and tried to help the woman. I then called the local ambulance, and the woman was taken to the hospital. After that, I used to visit the woman in the hospital until she was discharged. The act created a great friendship between me, the woman and her family as well. It is apparent the help I offered was the most significant contributor to the friendship that still exists.
One of the most inspiring songs that I always find interesting is one sung by The Rembrandts; I’ll be there for you. Every time I listen to this song I feel like it is just a brand new hit.

The message put across in the song is interesting. I believe that every time we help others, they will in return help when you are in dire need.

References
Montville, J. V. (2016). The Moral Ties within the Family of Abraham: A Primer on Shared Social Values in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Journal of ecumenical studies, 51(2), 245-256.