psikologi sufistik (studi atas pemikiran sachiko murata dalam buku the tao of islam)
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Abstract
Sachiko Murata has developed many discourses of spiritual psychology as
mentioned in her book The Tao of Islam. The writer found that the highest
stage of Sufi which is to be united with God exists vertically between
the spirit, soul, mind and heart. Spirit is described as the highest inner
dimension, which is connected to soul, as a part of the physical or body
structure. The relationship between the soul and spirit raises other inner
dimension that is the mind and heart. For a Sufi who has reached perfection
or sanctity of life, it also means to have a harmonious relationship between
man's inner dimension, namely the achievement of happiness and peace of
mind which is reflected in real behavior. This is what Murata stated about a
healthy soul, a soul which is strongly influenced by the spirit or goodness.
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| Authors | ;Erni Susilawati |
| Journal | personality and individual differences |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.18592/al-banjari.v14i1.643
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