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This essay is based on an invited virtual presentation for the Nursing Theory Forum sponsored by the American Academy of Nursing, Nursing Theory-Guided Practice Expert Panel, May 26, 2023, and a podium presentation at the Virtual Nursing Theory Week Conference, March 22, 2024.

This article centers on the topic of presence and highlights presence within the discipline of nursing. Living the art through true presence from a humanbecoming perspective is provided to highlight the connectedness of theory and presence within nursing practice.

Preliminary to Parsesciencing, the scholar engaged with the humanbecoming concept inventing model to conceptualize the universal humanuniverse living experience of trusting. The now-truth of trusting arose as having faith with potential doubt arising with serene comfort with reverent alliances. In the language of humanbecoming, the scholar articulated the ingenuous proclamation as powering the imaging of connecting-separating with the artform Sans Titre by Kim En Joong. This conceptualization of trusting will enhance nursing's body of knowledge and the humanbecoming paradigm.

The purpose of this humanbecoming hermeneutic sciencing was to uncover the emergent meaning of time passing in the artform Très Riches Heures of Jean, Duke of Berry. The author's dialogue with the artform centers on the following question: What are the emergent meanings of time passing in Très Riches Heures? For this humanbecoming hermeneutic sciencing, the primary source on Très Riches Heures was the New York Times digital article "Searching for Lost Time in the World's Most Beautiful Calendar." The humanbecoming paradigm and literature on time passing, as well as living quality, provide the horizon of inquiry for this investigation. The newknowings from this investigation are that time passing is a complex universal humanuniverse phenomenon central to living quality.

Human posture, distinguished from that of other primates, represents not only a physiological manifestation but also a complex psychological effect, influencing self-perception, emotion, and cognition. Guided by the Roy adaptation model, this paper presents an integrative review of literature conducted to identify psychological effects of physiological dimensions of posture on both the physical self and the personal self within the framework of Roy's self-concept adaptive mode, emphasizing the intrinsic relationship between mind and body. The aim of the review is to establish a knowledge foundation for the evidence-based nursing practices pertinent to posture assessment and promotion of good posture.

Dr. Helen Erickson is known internationally as a holistic nurse leader, theorist, educator, researcher, and colleague who pushes the leading edge of nursing, insisting that nursing attend to clients' perspectives first. She is the primary author of the nursing theory modeling and role-modeling. Erickson articulates differences between wholism and holism, arguing that the latter is necessary to facilitate wholeness, quality of life, and well-being. In this dialogue, she reveals what influenced her journey from country girl to internationally known nurse.

Nurses and their unique disciplinary knowledge have an important role in developing meaningful policies with constituents, while being with or present for all persons involved in policy development, implementation, and maintenance. This presence is important for persons, as individuals and group communities. In this paper, the author explores presence with Parse's (2021) community change concepts to enhance understanding of policy development.

The theory of intentionality: the matrix of healing is modified and clarified with the new concept of dynamic differentiation. This illuminates the nature of intentionality in healing and how the theory is now more congruent with the unitary transformative paradigm. The theory of dynamic differentiation now captures the complexity of intentionality and its relationship to consciousness and healing.

This scholar conceptualizes a novel idea of the universal humanuniverse living experience of feeling comfortable, using the humanbecoming concept inventing model. This scholar's unique understanding of feeling comfortable, explicated as the now-truth, is that feeling comfortable is contentment in the moment arising with opportunities-limitations in creating anew. The now-truth of feeling comfortable is shapeshifted to the ingenuous proclamation. For this scholar, the ingenuous proclamation of feeling comfortable declared in the language of the humanbecoming paradigm is that feeling comfortable is imaging the enabling-limiting of originating, and the painting, A Comfortable Corner, by Charles Courtney Curran (1887) is the chosen artform that illustrates the universal humanuniverse living experience of feeling comfortable. The endeavor to conceptualize the universal humanuniverse living experience of feeling comfortable presents an opportunity to expand knowledge in the discipline of nursing.

The advancement of a healthcare discipline is reliant on the discipline's ability to produce rigorous scholarship activities and products. The healthcare disciplines, especially nursing, are facing ever-changing priorities as shortages loom and exhaustion permeates the climate. Empirical public health priorities during the pandemic have dominated professional healthcare literature and global health communications. This article offers ethical implications for the discipline of nursing as it seeks the advancement of scholarship. Topics include straight-thinking issues surrounding national policy statements on nursing and medicine, the big data movement, and the evolutionary return of competency-based nurse education.