Spirituality

• Epistemic Infrastructure
• Eupsychia
• LPHDF
  • LP HEALING Framework
  • LP Creative Framework
  • LP Connection Framework
  • LP Educational Framework
  • LP Psychological Framework
    • Consciousness
    • Connection Capacity
    • Connection-Centered Psychology
  • LP Metaphysical Framework
• PEM
  • Pathfinder Pedagogical Framework
    • The Four-Point Foundation
    • The Seven Pillars
    • Pathfinder Root Structure
      • Mind-Body Connection
      • Spirit-Mind Connection
  • Pathfinder Pedagogical Foundations
    • Trauma-Informed Education
    • Life-Centered Education
    • Healing and Connection-Centered
    • Minimally Invasive Education
    • Needs-Satisfying Education
    • Relational Education
      • Dialogic Method
      • Praxis
    • Post-Capitalist Skills
  • Pathfinder Delivery Framework
    • Learning Hub
    • Learning Pod
    • Healing Space
    • Connection Space
    • Learning Series
  • Pathfinder Institute
  • Pathfinder Curriculum
  • Pathfinder AI
    • AI In Education
    • Pathfinder Medium Account
• World System
  • Evolutionary Theory
  • Critical Theory
    • Narrative
      • Creation Template
      • Master Narrative
    • Praxis
  • Spiritual Theory
• Support

Spirituality

Spirituality is the quality of being concerned with Healing and Connection.

Subclassess

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Related LP Terms

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Non-LP Related Terms

Spirituality > Religion

Notes

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

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 Practicess) 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.

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