Science and spirituality: paths that are in full care for the human being

“Science and spirituality can walk together”, says the expert gives Alma, which combines ancestral knowledge and modern care techniques

For a long time, science and spirituality have been seen as opposite paths – one based on data and experiments, the other guided by faith and intuition. However, an increasing number of professionals tried to unite these two worlds, showing that reason and belief can walk side by side in health care and well -being.

Science and spirituality

This is the case of Dona Alma, a humanized and naturopathic holistic therapist, which brings with it the wisdom of the generations of spiritualized women. Coming from a line of Benzevalli and coffee readers, it grew in an environment in which faith was part of the routine. “I didn’t have a specific call. Spirituality has always been natural in me,” he says.

Despite his profound connection with the world of spirits, he has always sought a technical background to offer serious care and managers. “I have to understand people, feelings, the pain of the other. I am looking for this knowledge directly in the greatest father, but also to study, because I believe that spirituality must walk responsibly,” he says.

Studies and knowledge

In recent years, Science has released a new look at the previously considered mystical practices. Several research in psychology, neuroscience and supplementary medicine demonstrate the benefits of spirituality and complementary therapies in the balance of the body and mind. The studies of the University of Harvard, for example, indicate that practices such as meditation, prayer and use of herbal medicine can reduce stress, strengthen the immune system and promote emotional well -being.

“I work with herbs since childhood, but I also wanted to understand the scientific side. Naturopathy has opened a new world to me. It is wonderful to see how today we have scientific evidence that show what our ancestors already knew intuitively,” he says.

The most important thing we can have is our faith

The therapist believes that the greatest wealth of his work is in delivery and in love with the neighbor. “When we do good, we receive things that money cannot buy. The most important thing we can have is our trust in the biggest father,” he says. For her, spirituality is not lost due to lack of faith, but due to social issues that distance people from the sacred.

Its purpose is clear: to bring peace, well -being and the presence of the divine to those who seek balance. “If I can take some of what I have inside me from someone else, I already feel satisfied,” he concludes.

In an increasingly focused world on consumption and performance, the union between science and spirituality emerges as a promising path for more humanized and integral care – a journey that saves the essential elements: the connection with the other and with something larger.

Source: Terra

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