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Spiritual systems are systems designed to teach how to connect. Spiritual practices are practices designed to make connection. Spiritual tools are tools designed facilitate and support connection. | Spiritual systems are systems designed to teach how to connect. Spiritual practices are practices designed to make connection. Spiritual tools are tools designed facilitate and support connection. | ||
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Revision as of 23:47, 14 August 2021
Spirituality
Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with Connection.
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Spirituality is about connecting your Bodily Consciousness to your highest Consciousness. Being spiritual means working consciously towards achieving strong and persistent connection to Consciousness.
Physical, emotional, psychological, social, economic, and political process that encourage and facilitate stronger Connection are spiritual.
Spiritual systems are systems designed to teach how to connect. Spiritual practices are practices designed to make connection. Spiritual tools are tools designed facilitate and support connection.
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