What Does Personal Growth Mean for Your Spirituality?
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Being spiritual means that you have a perspective on things and that you want to be better and live a better life. It means that you embrace who you are, and you are excited that life has meaning even when it is hard and challenging.
Being spiritual means that you meditate and do what you can to reach the divine truth and that you are kind, loving and accept who you are.
This does not mean that you are perfect, it means that you strive for perfection even if you take a long time to reach it.
How to Be Your Better Self
Being a spiritual person means that you try to be your better self. This means that you try to eat healthy, workout, be careful what you say, that you stay calm and peaceful, get along well with others and that you do your best to be good to the universe.
Some spiritual people enjoy different things, and some enjoy different music and the way that they reach out to the spirit world.
Being a Spiritual Person
Being a spiritual person means that you practice different forms of betterment such as yoga or meditation and that you seek the comfort of nature and the universe.
A perfect person doesn’t exist and being spiritual can look different for each person. Some spirituality means that you will seek out the gods for higher power, while others means that you look within or even to the universe.
You must strive to be the very best person that you can be and to figure out what divine source that you want to reach. Being a spiritual person doesn’t mean that you are religious, it just means that you set a code of conduct for yourself that you find appropriate.
Religion means that you follow certain rules of the gods, but spirituality exists without a god. This is how you listen and how you pay attention to your own beliefs and to what you are feeling.
Spirituality can be believing in miracles or reaching humanity and it can mean that you feel life as much as you can and that you experience sensations that are moments between living and reaching the divine. If you haven’t found those feelings yet, you can if you keep pushing.
Sometimes spiritual sensations will come when you least expect them and at the time where you never thought they would come.
Forgiven
One point of spirituality is to be forgiven and to forgive others. You have to forgive yourself of your past mistakes and learn to move forward and be who you are.
You can make connections with others that help you to be more forgiving and you can seek out other guidance to help you to be kind and to show grace to others.
Spiritual believing is that you believe things for each point in your life and that you have infinity of knowledge that will sometimes be hard to reach.
Who We Are?
Being spiritual is simply being who you are. You will never get everything right and you cannot really define spirituality in the form of human terms, it is just who your area.
The way that you speak, listen, what makes you feel good, free will and universality are all part of your spirituality.
When you realize that you see the divine each day instead of looking for the mysterious, you will realize you are already a spiritual being.
‘Being spiritual’ seems to be just another buzzword these days. Is it not ironic how such concepts are often commodified in modern society?
The discussion on forgiveness is particularly poignant. Forgiveness is not just a spiritual practice but also a psychological necessity for personal peace.
So if I meditate while eating ice cream, does that count as spiritual enlightenment? Asking for a friend!
Only if you visualize each scoop as an act of self-love!
While I appreciate the intent behind this article, it appears overly simplistic. Spirituality is a complex subject that cannot be distilled into mere personal betterment.
‘A perfect person doesn’t exist?’ Well, thank you for lowering my expectations! At least now I can enjoy my pizza guilt-free!
‘You must strive to be the very best person…’ Sounds like something out of a self-help book! What next? Daily affirmations?
This article beautifully encapsulates the essence of spirituality, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and personal growth. It resonates deeply with my own journey.
Indeed! It’s refreshing to see a piece that highlights individuality in spirituality rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
‘Spirituality exists without a god.’ This opens an intriguing debate about the nature of belief systems—can one truly be spiritual without some form of deity?
I would argue that spirituality can indeed thrive independently from organized religion; it’s more about personal experiences and interpretations.