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	<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with the [[Health]] of the [[Physical Unit]]~~<nowiki/>~~and the quality of ~~the~~ [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]].</blockquote>		<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with the [[Health]] of the [[Physical Unit]](including any need for [[Healing]]) and the quality of daily [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]].</blockquote>

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	<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[Health]], [[~~Healing~~]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]]. .</blockquote>		<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with the [[Health]] of the [[Physical Unit]]<nowiki/>and the quality of the [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]].</blockquote>

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Michael at 17:20, 10 January 2026

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			also colonized spirituality, elite spirituality,
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	<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[Health]], [[Healing]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]]. ~~Note that a spirituality may be [[Authentic Spirituality\|Authentic]] ([[Authentic Spirituality]]) or inauthentic~~.</blockquote>		<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[Health]], [[Healing]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]]. .</blockquote>

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			Spirituality may be [[Authentic Spirituality\|Authentic]] ([[Authentic Spirituality]]) or [[Inauthentic Spirituality\|inauthentic]]

	Spirituality is about connecting your [[Bodily Ego]] to your [[Spiritual Ego]]. Being spiritual means working consciously towards achieving strong and persistent connection to [[Consciousness]].		Spirituality is about connecting your [[Bodily Ego]] to your [[Spiritual Ego]]. Being spiritual means working consciously towards achieving strong and persistent connection to [[Consciousness]].
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Michael at 12:47, 8 December 2024

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	<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[~~Healt~~]], [[Healing]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]].~~</blockquote>~~		<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[Health]], [[Healing]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]]. Note that a spirituality may be [[Authentic Spirituality\|Authentic]] ([[Authentic Spirituality]]) or inauthentic.</blockquote>

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	[[Spirituality]] ~~> {{#ask:~~[[~~Is a subclass of::~~Spirituality]]}}

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	<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[Healing]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]].</blockquote>		<blockquote class="definition">Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with [[Healt]], [[Healing]] and [[Connection]] between the [[Spiritual Ego]] and the [[Bodily Ego]].</blockquote>

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Michael at 19:36, 17 March 2023

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	Spirituality is about connecting your [[Bodily Ego]] to your [[Spiritual Ego]]. Being spiritual means working consciously towards achieving strong and persistent connection to [[Consciousness]].		Spirituality is about connecting your [[Bodily Ego]] to your [[Spiritual Ego]]. Being spiritual means working consciously towards achieving strong and persistent connection to [[Consciousness]].

			Connection to the [wiki]Spiritual Ego[/wiki] leads, in general, to deeper connection to family, friends, and the land. Note that connection to others is only possible when the others are sufficiently healthy. Toxicity and violence from others is disconnecting. If one is concerned with connection, one should always avoid toxicity and violence.

	Physical, emotional, psychological, social, economic, institutional, and political processes that encourage and facilitate healing and [[Connection]] are spiritual.		Physical, emotional, psychological, social, economic, institutional, and political processes that encourage and facilitate healing and [[Connection]] are spiritual.

	Spiritual systems are systems designed to teach how to connect. Spiritual practices (herein known as [[Connection Practices]]s) are practices designed to make connection. Spiritual tools are tools designed to facilitate and support connection.		Spiritual systems (herein known as [[Connection Frameworks]]) are systems designed to teach how to connect.

			Spiritual practices (herein known as [[Connection Practices]]s) are practices designed to make connection. Spiritual tools are tools designed to facilitate and support connection.

	Spiritual beliefs and practices may be codified and wrapped, through human action, within an institutional framework. A spirituality that is wrapped within an institutional framework is known as a [[Religion]].		Spiritual beliefs and practices may be codified and wrapped, through human action, within an institutional framework. A spirituality that is wrapped within an institutional framework is known as a [[Religion]].

Michael at 23:22, 8 February 2023

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	=== Other Definitions ===		=== Other Definitions ===

	Delaney Defines spirituality " as a multidimensional phenomenon that is universally experienced, in part socially constructed, and individually developed throughout the life span. Spirituality encompasses a personal, interpersonal, and transpersonal context consisting of four interrelated domains: (a) '''higher power or universal intelligence'''—a belief in a higher power or universal intelligence that may or may not include formal religious practices; (b) '''self- discovery—the spiritual journey''' begins with inner reflection and a search for meaning and purpose. This process of self-discovery leads to growth, healing, and transformation; (c) '''relationships—an integral connection to others based on a deep respect and reverence for life''' and is known and experienced within relationships (Burkhardt & Nagai-Jacobson, 2005); and (d) '''eco-awareness—an integral connection to nature based on a deep respect and reverence for the environment and a''' belief that the Earth is sacred. Eco-awareness is rooted in deep ecology and the Gaia hypothesis (Lovelock, 2000). Within the framework of the Gaia hypothesis, the Earth is viewed as a living organism. MacGillis (1994) extends this notion by postulating that humans are the Earth consciously evolved to experience itself. "<ref>~~Delaney~~, C. ~~“The~~ Spirituality ~~Scale~~: ~~Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess~~ the ~~Human Spiritual Dimension~~.” ''Journal of ~~Holistic Nursing~~''. ~~United States~~: ~~Sage Publications, January 1, 2005~~. ~~British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings~~. p. ~~152~~.</ref>~~{{endstuff}}~~		Cascio <ref>Cascio, Toni. “Religion and Spirituality: Diversity Issues for the Future.” ''Journal of Multicultural Social Work'' 7, no. 3/4 (February 1999): 129–45. https://doi.org/10.1300/J285v07n03_07.</ref> refers to spirituality as an “intrinsic phenomena,” experiential connectedness, transcendence, and connection with "Ultimate Reality."

	".~~..spirituality has evolved from~~ a ~~term synonymous with religion~~, ~~moving to an association~~ with a search for meaning and ~~pur~~- ~~pose~~, ~~extending~~ to ~~the inclusion of~~ relationships ~~and recognition of holism~~, and ~~finally~~ to a ~~connection to~~ the environment and ~~cosmos~~."<ref>Delaney, C. “The Spirituality Scale: Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess the Human Spiritual Dimension.” ''Journal of Holistic Nursing''. United States: Sage Publications, January 1, 2005. British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings. p. ~~151~~.</ref>		Delaney Defines spirituality " as a multidimensional phenomenon that is universally experienced, in part socially constructed, and individually developed throughout the life span. Spirituality encompasses a personal, interpersonal, and transpersonal context consisting of four interrelated domains: (a) '''higher power or universal intelligence'''—a belief in a higher power or universal intelligence that may or may not include formal religious practices; (b) '''self- discovery—the spiritual journey''' begins with inner reflection and a search for meaning and purpose. This process of self-discovery leads to growth, healing, and transformation; (c) '''relationships—an integral connection to others based on a deep respect and reverence for life''' and is known and experienced within relationships (Burkhardt & Nagai-Jacobson, 2005); and (d) '''eco-awareness—an integral connection to nature based on a deep respect and reverence for the environment and a''' belief that the Earth is sacred. Eco-awareness is rooted in deep ecology and the Gaia hypothesis (Lovelock, 2000). Within the framework of the Gaia hypothesis, the Earth is viewed as a living organism. MacGillis (1994) extends this notion by postulating that humans are the Earth consciously evolved to experience itself. "<ref>Delaney, C. “The Spirituality Scale: Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess the Human Spiritual Dimension.” ''Journal of Holistic Nursing''. United States: Sage Publications, January 1, 2005. British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings. p. 152.</ref>

			"...spirituality has evolved from a term synonymous with religion, moving to an association with a search for meaning and purpose, extending to the inclusion of relationships and recognition of holism, and finally to a connection to the environment and cosmos."<ref>Delaney, C. “The Spirituality Scale: Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess the Human Spiritual Dimension.” ''Journal of Holistic Nursing''. United States: Sage Publications, January 1, 2005. British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings. p. 151.</ref>

			Hodge et. al note,<ref>Hodge, David R. “The Intrinsic Spirituality Scale: A New Six-Item Instrument for Assessing the Salience of Spirituality as a Motivational Construct.” Journal of ''Social Service Research'' 30, no. 1 (January 1, 2003): 41–61.</ref> "As the limits of modernity have come into fuller relief, there is a growing realization that spirituality and religion are fundamental aspects of human existence for many individuals...as a number of studies indicate, these variables have been associated with a wide number of salutary constructs and many clients desire to utilize these personal strengths to ameliorate problems. Consequently, interest in researching spirituality and religion is growing among social workers."

			<ref>Hodge, David R. “The Intrinsic Spirituality Scale: A New Six-Item Instrument for Assessing the Salience of Spirituality as a Motivational Construct.” ''Journal of Social Service Research'' 30, no. 1 (January 1, 2003): 41–61.
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	=== Other Definitions ===		=== Other Definitions ===
	Defines spirituality " as a multidimensional phenomenon that is universally experienced, in part socially constructed, and individually developed throughout the life span. Spirituality encompasses a personal, interpersonal, and transpersonal context consisting of four interrelated domains: (a) higher power or universal ~~intelligence—a~~ belief in a higher power or universal intelligence that may or may not include formal religious practices; (b) self- discovery—the spiritual journey begins with inner reflection and a search for meaning and purpose. This process of self-discovery leads to growth, healing, and transformation; (c) relationships—an integral connection to others based on a deep respect and reverence for life and is known and experienced within relationships (Burkhardt & Nagai-Jacobson, 2005); and (d) eco-awareness—an integral connection to nature based on a deep respect and reverence for the environment and a belief that the Earth is sacred. Eco-awareness is rooted in deep ecology and the Gaia hypothesis (Lovelock, 2000). Within the framework of the Gaia hypothesis, the Earth is viewed as a living organism. MacGillis (1994) extends this notion by postulating that humans are the Earth consciously evolved to experience itself. "<ref>Delaney, C. “The Spirituality Scale: Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess the Human Spiritual Dimension.” ''Journal of Holistic Nursing''. United States: Sage Publications, January 1, 2005. British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings. p. 152.</ref>{{endstuff}}
			Delaney Defines spirituality " as a multidimensional phenomenon that is universally experienced, in part socially constructed, and individually developed throughout the life span. Spirituality encompasses a personal, interpersonal, and transpersonal context consisting of four interrelated domains: (a) '''higher power or universal intelligence'''—a belief in a higher power or universal intelligence that may or may not include formal religious practices; (b) '''self- discovery—the spiritual journey''' begins with inner reflection and a search for meaning and purpose. This process of self-discovery leads to growth, healing, and transformation; (c) '''relationships—an integral connection to others based on a deep respect and reverence for life''' and is known and experienced within relationships (Burkhardt & Nagai-Jacobson, 2005); and (d) '''eco-awareness—an integral connection to nature based on a deep respect and reverence for the environment and a''' belief that the Earth is sacred. Eco-awareness is rooted in deep ecology and the Gaia hypothesis (Lovelock, 2000). Within the framework of the Gaia hypothesis, the Earth is viewed as a living organism. MacGillis (1994) extends this notion by postulating that humans are the Earth consciously evolved to experience itself. "<ref>Delaney, C. “The Spirituality Scale: Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess the Human Spiritual Dimension.” ''Journal of Holistic Nursing''. United States: Sage Publications, January 1, 2005. British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings. p. 152.</ref>{{endstuff}}

			"...spirituality has evolved from a term synonymous with religion, moving to an association with a search for meaning and pur- pose, extending to the inclusion of relationships and recognition of holism, and finally to a connection to the environment and cosmos."<ref>Delaney, C. “The Spirituality Scale: Development and Psychometric Testing of a Holistic Instrument to Assess the Human Spiritual Dimension.” ''Journal of Holistic Nursing''. United States: Sage Publications, January 1, 2005. British Library Document Supply Centre Inside Serials & Conference Proceedings. p. 151.</ref>

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