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Understanding Nursing Beliefs in Sikhism, Hare Krishna, and Buddhism

Explore the unique perspectives on nursing objectives and beliefs in Sikhism, Hare Krishna, and Buddhism, including historical backgrounds and key principles affecting nursing practices in each faith.

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Understanding Nursing Beliefs in Sikhism, Hare Krishna, and Buddhism

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  1. SIKHISM, HARE KRISHNA AND BUDDHISM: Their perception of Nursing

  2. Objectives • History of Sikhism and beliefs about nursing • History of Hare Krishna and beliefs about nursing • History of Buddhism and beliefs about nursing

  3. Brief history of Sikhism • It was founded in the 15th century by Guru Nanak in India and was followed by Nine Gurus (divine teachers). • They believe there is only one God. • They believe in the five K’s which are kesh (turban), kangha (wooden comb), Kara (steel bracelet), katcha (special underwear) and kirpaan(a short sword)

  4. Beliefs of nursing • Modesty and privacy should be highly respected. • Do not interrupt a praying patient for routine care • Be sensitive to the significance of the Sikh's five K's, (religious symbols or articles of faith) • They prefer to be catered for by a nurse of the same sex. • They believe and practice good personal hygiene.

  5. Brief history of Hare Krishna • Founded in the 15th century (1486) by ChaitanyaMahaprabhu who first thought that Krishna was the supreme lord over any other god. • He exhibited it through dancing and chanting publicly and other people followed him.

  6. BELIEFS ABOUT NURSING • They believe strongly prevention is rather better than cure, therefore they undergo regular medical check up and develop preventive health measures such as exercising. • Surgical operations are their last resort. • To promote good health, sick Hare Krishnas suspend their work and take rest.

  7. Beliefs cont’d • They believe that Krishna’s intervention is essential in promoting good health and not only medications. • Good health results naturally when they live and eat in a regulated spiritual lifestyle and therefore are strict vegetarians. • The body will naturally be healthy and strong when the mind is filled with spiritual thoughts free from greed and envy.

  8. Brief history of Buddhism • Founded in the 6th century BC on the teachings of Gautama Siddhartha (the Buddha) and focuses on personal spiritual development.

  9. Beliefs of nursing • They believe alcohol and meat(strict vegetarians) are intoxicants to the body. • They frown upon abortions • They practice birth control methods • Allowing the person to die in a natural, peaceful manner is considered more essential.

  10. THANKS FOR YOUR AUDIENCE PRESENTED BY GROUP 10

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