PROSIDING RELIGION, PSYCHOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT
The Potential Energy Of Al-Fatihah In Enhancing Psychological Well-Being
The sound waves of Quranic recitation have specific frequencies and wavelengths. This study aims to: (1) examine the influence and power of the Quran (Surah Al-Fatihah) based on aura colors among Muslims and non-Muslims. The research employed a quasi-experimental design with a pre-test and post-test approach. Respondents were randomly selected based on the following criteria: male and female participants aged 20–40 years, from various racial backgrounds, and not students or former students of Quranic memorization programs, nor Quran teachers. The sample was divided into two groups: Muslim respondents (15 participants) and non-Muslim respondents (15 participants). The study utilized the WinAura device for measurement. The findings revealed that the aura color associated with Surah Al-Fatihah was green in both Muslim and non-Muslim groups. The green color signifies healing. The aura color of Surah Yasin was blue for the Muslim group and orange for the non-Muslim group. Blue symbolizes peace and devotion to God, while orange represents joy and enthusiasm for life. These results demonstrate that the Quran possesses real energy and influence.
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Biopsychosocial-Spiritual: A Proposed Holistic Approach To Ckd Patient Mental Health
This study proposes the possibility of a biopsychosocial-spiritual approach to mental health conditions in patients with chronic diseases, in this case, chronic kidney disease (CKD). Kidney disease is a growing global health problem, which impacts the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual well-being of patients. The biopsychosocial-spiritual (BPS-S) approach combines these dimensions to improve the overall quality of life of patients. This paper explores the literature examining how the BPS-S can help address mental health challenges in a variety of patient health settings and its potential application to CKD patients. The results of the literature review will be a preliminary study for the next stage of research. The implication of this concept is how the integration of biopsychological and spiritual approaches can be a development in psychology and spirituality-based psychotherapy.
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Understanding Empathy: Why It’s Important?
A number of literature states that the ability to empathize has a positive impact on children's behavior towards other people, supports social relationships, and increases interactions in the surrounding environment. However, various forms of violence and conflict that have occurred recently are considered to be the result of a lack of culture of empathy in Indonesian society. The literature also shows that most people are no longer willing to try to understand feelings and put themselves in other people's shoes. Acts of violence occur everywhere. This happens because today's culture of empathy in society has almost disappeared. This research aims to find out more about the results of previous studies which discuss the importance of understanding empathy, especially in children. By knowing the importance of understanding empathy in everyday life, it is hoped that empathy skills can be taught from an early age. Narrative literature review was used as the methodology in this research.
Raising Awareness for Sustainable Islamic School Improvement Initiative
Promoting environmental issues in educational institutions is crucial, as these establishments are perfectly positioned to educate children and young people about environmental awareness. Advancing environmental consciousness and implementing environmental rankings are interlinked aspects vital for sustaining the planet. Rankings, whether through environmental performance indices or ecological impact assessments, offer a factual basis to measure how activities or projects affect ecosystems. Understanding these rankings is essential for designing more effective and sustainable solutions. The environmental audit of schools in the Maarif Malang area showed that while SDG issues were acknowledged, significant improvements are needed. Importantly, 28% of teachers and school administrators were unaware of the global responsibility associated with the SDGs, which could affect broader community participation in SDG efforts. This limited knowledge also led to a lack of collective awareness about SDG issues.
Exploring Student Environmental Awareness In Overcoming Littering Behaviour In The Campus Environment
This study aims in exploring how individuals environmental awareness of littering affects their behaviour. This research uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach to reveal the meaning of littering behavior in the campus environment. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling. Data were collected through direct interviews, situation observation, and document collection from research subjects who are students from University X. The characteristics studied were students who littered. Where the characteristics studied are students who carry out littering behavior in the campus area intentionally or unintentionally due to low self-awareness, lack of social awareness, and habitual forms of behavior. Based on the results of interviews with the two research subjects, both agreed that the lack of awareness and the availability of trash can facilities were the main factors for this behavior. This study suggests raising awareness through the addition of trash bin facilities in strategic locations on campus.
Conscientiousness, Academic Stress, And Cyberloafing Among Final-Year Students
The availability of internet access is expected to improve the learning achievement of college students, but some final-year students at Universitas Islam 45 use the campus internet for cyberloafing, which has a negative impact on their learning achievement. This study aims to explore the relationship between conscientiousness and academic stress levels with cyberloafing behavior in final-year students of Universitas Islam 45. The research subjects were 304 students. The measuring instruments used were the cyberloafing scale, Big Five Inventory Conscientiousness (BFI), and academic stress scale. Data analysis used the Spearman rank correlation test and simple linear regression. This study found that conscientiousness is unrelated to cyberloafing, while academic stress is related to cyberloafing. Academic stress can increase cyberloafing by 17%.
Stigma Towards The Agricultural Profession Among Young People In Rural Communities: Phenomenological Study In Kreadenan Rejo Lamongan Village
The agricultural profession, which has traditionally been the backbone of rural economies in Indonesia, now faces new challenges in the form of negative stigma among young people. Many teenagers in villages prefer to work in cities rather than continue their family farming business, citing that farming is perceived as an unprestigious, low-income, and physically demanding profession. This article aims to explore the factors causing the emergence of this stigma, how these perceptions develop, and their impact on the sustainability of the agricultural sector in rural areas. This research employs a qualitative approach using interviews and observations with young people in a rural community. The results show that social roles, education, and the influence of globalization contribute to reinforcing negative perceptions of the agricultural profession. To overcome this stigma, collective efforts involving education, government, and modern technology are needed to enhance the image of farming as a viable and potentially profitable profession.
Anthropocentric Views and Their Influence on Environmental Issues
This research aims to discuss the anthropocentric view and its influence on environmental issues. This research uses a qualitative approach by applying the descriptive-analytical method. The formal object is the influence of anthropocentric views on human behavior in environmental issues, while the material object is anthropocentric views and their impact on the environment. The rest, the context of this research is the relationship between anthropocentric views, exploitation of natural resources, and its impact on the environment. The results and discussion in this study show that anthropocentrism has an impact on modernization which gave birth to the view of industrialization and capitalism that nature is seen as valuable as long as it can meet human interests or entities that have nothing to do with human interests are considered to have no value. This research concludes that anthropocentrism encourages the advancement of modernization to exploit nature and ecology through industrialization and capitalization both carried out by the government and companies.
Islamic Religious Views and Their Influence on Environmental Concern
The view that religion and the environment are two things that are related and interconnected. This view has developed and caused religion to tend not to contribute significantly to human awareness of protecting the environment. In the Islamic concept, the environment is introduced as a very important aspect by the Qur'an in various ways. The environment plays an important role in human existence and should be considered a resource that needs to be protected, respected and preserved. Islamic teachings emphasize the importance of protecting the environment as the responsibility of humans as caliphs on earth. In Indonesia, the commitment to sustainable development requires attention to natural resource management, sustainable development, and improving the quality of life that takes into account environmental balance. Today's environmental problems are increasingly complex, the decline of natural resources, water crisis pollution, plastic waste problems, illegal deforestation, water and air pollution, and waste problems are the main priorities that need to be addressed in environmental conservation efforts. Using qualitative methods, this study found that preserving the environment is recommended and required in Islam. The Islamic perspective on environmental stewardship draws on a number of instances that illustrate important elements of Islamic environmental stewardship. All self-reflection processes necessitate input from an Islamic viewpoint on ecological sustainability due to the similarity of future hazards and problems. As a result of the environmental crisis's worldwide reach, everyone must work together to stop future environmental disasters before they start and to mitigate the effects of those that are already here. Cooperative efforts between government, society and industry are needed to face this challenge by implementing sustainable policies and measures to reduce the impact on environmental degradation and preserve the environment for sustainability for future generations.
Analysis of Child Friendly Parks in Ngronggo Park, Kediri City
Child-friendly city parks are city parks specifically designed to support children's play, learning and social interaction activities. This space is not only needed for recreation, but also as a means of education, character building in children and also a place to train socialization in children.The purpose of this study is to analyze the factors that make the ngronggo park in the city of kediri a child-friendly city park. This research method uses a qualitative approach with phenomenology type. Informants amounted to five (5) visitors to the ngronggo park. This data collection technique uses observation, interviews and documentation. The results of the study according to informants, Ngronggo Park is a child-friendly city park, so children feel at home playing in Ngronggo Park. Factors that make the ngronggo park a child-friendly city are 1.) adequate game facilities 2.) Accessibility that is easy to reach 3.) a comfortable and safe atmosphere 4.) supporting children's social interactions 5.) the role of people who support children to play in ngronggo park.
Healing Waterscapes In Public Open Spaces For Building Community Positive Psychology
This study aims to examine the role of healing waterscapes in public open spaces in fostering positive psychology within the community. A qualitative research method with a phenomenological approach was used. The study involved seven informants who were visiting the Madiun urban forest park. Data collection methods included interviews, observations, and documentation. The results indicate that healing waterscapes in public open spaces contribute to the development of positive psychology within the community. Findings suggest that being around waterscapes helps individuals connect with nature, cultivate gratitude, foster a sense of peace and relaxation, evoke happiness and positive emotions, reduce stress, and strengthen social relationships.
Human interaction with the natural environment has a significant impact on mental health. Spending time in nature has been shown to be effective in reducing stress and anxiety, and improving psychological well-being. Nature provides important relaxing effects to the body and facilitates better emotion regulation processes. Direct experience with natural environments can increase mindfulness, which contributes to more effective management of emotions. In addition, connection with nature can stimulate the senses through the stimulation of sounds, smells and green sights that serve to calm the mind, improve mood and create a can provide benefits for mental health such as supporting human physiological aspects, as well as its role in achieving better emotional balance, integrating time in nature into daily routines can be an effective strategy to improve mental health.
The Dynamics Of Self-Confidence In Adolescents From Broken Home Families: Factors, Impacts, And Environmental Roles
This study aims to explore the levels of self-confidence in children from broken home families. A broken home is defined as a family experiencing dysfunction or separation due to divorce, parental separation, death, or severe parental conflict. Self-confidence in children is a crucial factor in their psychological and social development, influencing academic performance, interpersonal relationships, and emotional well-being. The study employed a qualitative phenomenological approach involving four respondents aged 15–20 from diverse broken home backgrounds. Data were collected through in-depth interviews focusing on self-confidence levels and related factors. The findings indicate that children from broken home families generally exhibit lower self-confidence compared to those from intact families. Social support from the surrounding environment and parental relationships significantly influence their self-confidence. However, some children from broken home families demonstrate high self-confidence, typically supported by the presence of substitute parental figures and stability in other aspects of life. The study concludes that adolescents from broken home families often experience disadvantages, decreased self-confidence, profound sadness, and lingering emotional wounds, significantly affecting their self-esteem. Several factors contributing to low self-confidence include environmental influences, peer relationships, and family disharmony.
The Phenomenon Of Online Gambling Addiction In Society: Identifying Causes And Alternative Solutions
This study aims to describe the phenomenon of online gambling, which has become increasingly prevalent in both urban and rural communities. The research focuses on the issue of online gambling addiction in Ngantru-Tulungagung District. Additionally, it seeks to identify the factors contributing to online gambling addiction and propose alternative solutions to help individuals overcome it. The study employs a qualitative descriptive phenomenological approach to gain a deeper understanding of the phenomenon. Respondents included four individuals currently addicted to online gambling and four individuals who successfully quit within the past six months. Data were collected through observations and interviews with respondents and community members familiar with online gambling. The findings reveal that online gambling addiction has become widespread, affecting individuals across various age groups. Contributing factors include environmental influences, easy accessibility to online gambling platforms, emotional and psychological triggers, economic pressures, and situational factors. Alternative solutions include strengthening personal determination to quit, improving self-control, blocking gambling websites, avoiding toxic environments, shifting mindsets, and engaging in new hobbies and activities.
Social Capital Redline Field Outreach (PL) In Reaching Out To Women Sex Workers (PSP)
This study examines the role of social capital in outreach efforts to Female Sex Workers (FSWs) by Field Outreach Workers (FOWs) from the Redline Indonesia NGO for the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS in East Java. Social capital includes norms, social networks, and trust, which FOWs utilize to approach FSWs, particularly after the government's closure of brothel areas. Using a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach, this research explores the experiences of FOWs in several districts, such as Kediri, Nganjuk, Jombang, and Madiun. The findings reveal that a social capital-based approach—through the application of positive values, network-building with stakeholders (such as community health centers and key figures), and trust-building with FSWs—is effective in increasing FSW participation in health screenings. This success is supported by a continuous, empathy-based approach that helps overcome stigma and fosters greater involvement from FSWs in health programs.
Work Engagement on Teacher : Reliability and Construct Validity of Work Engagement Scale
Teachers have an important role in achieving educational goals, teachers who are involved in their work will always spend time in their work in education so they will achieve satisfaction in every work done and create a good working atmosphere. The purpose of this study is to test the reliability and construct validity of the teacher's work engagement scale. Work engagement is measured through 3 dimensions of Vigor, dedication and absorption. The population in this study were high school teachers in Purwokerto with a total of 327 teachers and the sample in this study were 90 teachers. The sampling technique in this study used accidental sampling. The data collection method uses a work engagement scale. Data analysis in this study used the Structural Equation Model (SEM) using the SmartPLS 3.2.8 program. The results of this study indicate that the dimensions and indicators that can build teacher engagement include vigor, dedication and absorption. The dedication dimension has the highest contribution with a loading factor value of 0.911 and the vigor dimension has the lowest contribution with a loading factor value of 0.593. This study shows that all dimensions and indicators are valid and reliable with a Cronbach Alpha value of 0.638 and an AVE value of 0.765. So that the measuring instrument model is acceptable because this theory can describe the work engagement of teachers.
The Role And Responsibilities Of A Midwifer In Providing Women's Mental Health Support
The health aspect is an indicator of successful development, where health is a physical, mental and social condition, not only free from disease and disability but also spiritually and spiritually healthy (WHO 2015). Women's mental health is an important aspect that must be considereds in reproductive health services. Women experience various physical and emotional changes throughout their life cycle, especially during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period. These changes can affect a woman's mental well-being and impact her quality of life. Midwives are professional health workers who provide midwifery services to women throughout their lives. Midwives are not only responsible for maintaining women's physical health, but also their mental health. The method used in writing this article is to use a literature review, namely by searching for several articles via the Google Scholar website. From several articles reviewed, several roles and responsibilities of midwives were found in providing support for women's mental health. After that, compare one piece of literature with another to identify the role and responsibilities of midwives in providing support for women's mental health, and how midwives support women's mental health. Midwives are needed as the front guard to equip the community. Social support and psychological support are provided by midwives so that it is hoped that this anxiety and disappointment will disappear. When providing counseling or direction, midwives should use words that are easy to understand. Direction and counseling provide a supportive impression without isolating, especially for mothers who are having children for the first time.
Exploring the Meaning of Blessings from an Islamic Psychological Perspective: According to Islamic Boarding School Teachers in Kediri
Islamic boarding schools are a place that is a means for everyone to deepen their knowledge of Islam, the learning used is still considered traditional where it is a characteristic that exists in Islamic boarding schools. Another characteristic is the custom or habit of seeking blessings, where this habit is carried out by getting closer and obeying the kyai of the boarding school or the caretaker of the boarding school, which still has an element of suggestion. This element of suggestion has the belief that if we can make it easier or do good to others then we can also get more goodness or is called Ziyadatul khair. The meaning of Blessing is the increase in goodness in life with the implementation of goodness in accordance with the sharia. Spiritual forms of how to get blessings include congregational prayer, prayer in the third part of the night, reciting the Koran, giving alms and always being devoted to Allah. Reconstruction of blessings in the form of behavior is by avoiding sin, being obedient and also having a harmonious household. What is important is that blessings are an abstract concept that can be felt by the person who receives them.
The Influence Of Appearance Limitations On The Character And Moral Of Students Of The Qur'anan Islamic Boarding School 'Arobiyya Rejomulyo, Kediri City
This article focuses on discussing the influence of limits on appearance on the character and morals of student at Qur’an ‘Arobiyya Islamic boarding school. This article aims to find out more about whether or not there is an influence on the boundaries that have been set for the character and morals of students. This research uses a qualitative method using primary and secondary data, which is processed and reviewed using library research and field research methods. This research has shown that the appearance limits that have been set can influence the formation of the character and morals of the students both within the boarding school and in society. Another influence felt by the students is that they can be more disciplined and appreciate time, grow in self awareness, and form better character. This cannot be separated from and example of the caregivers, asatidz, mudabbir, and administrators.
The Relevance of the Concept of Rahmatan Lil Alamin and Tolerance to Inter-Religious Peace in Indonesia
Rahmatan Lil' alamin is a Qur'anic term referring to the main purpose of the da'wah carried out by the Prophet Muhammad SAW. This term is often used to describe Islam as a religion of peace, compassion, tolerance and love of kindness. Therefore, Islam strongly recommends living in harmony, one of which is by instilling an attitude of tolerance. However, there are not a few cases of intolerance between religious communities that carry religious values. Moreover, several cases of intolerance that have occurred in Indonesia, especially involving the Islamic religion. Whereas in the Al-Qur'an and Hadith it has been stated that Islam is a religion that brings compassion and peace and is against violence and aggressiveness that occurs in fellow humans and the universe. With this it can be concluded that the application of the Islamic principles of Rahmatan Lil Alamin is not really carried out properly by humans. With the grace that has been given by Allah until now, we as human beings should maintain prosperity and peace on earth so that a good and peaceful Islamic life can be created. This paper tries to explore the relevance of the Islamic conception of rahmatan lil alamin and tolerance with interfaith peace in Indonesia with a literature study method approach. Based on the results of the study it was found that in Islamic teachings it was forbidden to fight because of differences in beliefs and procedures for worship between religious communities. Islam respects each particular religion to carry out their worship according to their beliefs.
The Meaning Of Life For The Elderly Through Suluk Practices: A Qualitative Approach
This study explores the meaning of life among elderly individuals who participate in suluk practices, emphasizing the role of spirituality in their daily lives. Using a qualitative approach, data were collected through in-depth interviews and observations of eight elderly individuals actively engaged in suluk activities. Thematic analysis was employed to identify emerging patterns in participants’ experiences. The findings indicate that participation in suluk significantly contributes to a sense of life purpose and meaning. Additionally, elderly individuals involved in suluk reported improvements in psychological and physical well-being, including enhanced happiness, tranquility, and better social relationships. These findings highlight the importance of spiritual activities, such as suluk, in enhancing the quality of life for the elderly and provide valuable insights for developing intervention programs to support their well-being. Therefore, this study recommends integrating spiritual activities into elderly health and well-being programs to foster a meaningful life.
The Effectiveness Of Sufistic Counselling In Efforts To Increase Religiosity In The Elderly At The Technical Implementation Unit Of Social Services Tresna Werdha Jombang Kediri Regency
Religiosity is a religious value that is reflected in every religious person, this is what can bring the individual into the right purpose of life. The role of the value of religiosity on the psychology of the elderly has a great influence, this is because the higher the level of religiosity in the elderly, the less negative thoughts they have. This then leads the elderly to achieve psychological well-being. Sufistic counselling is an alternative therapy that can be used so that elderly people who have low religiosity values have the motivation to increase them. Sufistic counselling itself is an activity based on Islamic teachings, in its implementation the counsellor will motivate clients in line with Islamic teachings in order to achieve a peaceful and calm life because of the individual's efforts to get closer to God. This study uses a quantitative research method of experimental type, researchers conducted experimental tests on the elderly at UPT PSTW Jombang Kediri. using a pre-test and post-test control groups design. Data collection instruments in this study used questionnaires, interview methods, and observation. Data analysis using statistical methods, with wilcoxon signed ranks test analysis so that the results obtained show a significant assumption of 0.43> 0.30. thus Ha in this study is accepted, and Ho is rejected. This means that Sufistic counselling has a positive influence on increasing the value of religiosity in the elderly at UPT PSTW Jombang (Pare). With the claim that the higher the Sufistic counselling given, the higher the level of religiosity value that occurs. It can be concluded, Sufistic counselling is effectively used to increase the value of religiosity.