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Articles Discussing Spiritual Awareness
by
nerak
What is Spirituality?
We've been taught to accept what is "real" based on the interpretation of information from our five senses which most of us, end up living as the fullness of our existence. There are those, who at some point throughout their lives, do question their purpose on earth but manage however, to distract themselves with a continuous barrage of external stimuli therefore,
do not summon the courage or determination to explore the inner realm of our intangible existence.
In John 4:24, Jesus said; “God is Spirit and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and truth”
Then there are those, who would literally shrivel up and die
without knowing…
We are the ones incapable of relinquishing that recurring feeling
deep down, compelling us to believe that indeed, there is more to
who we are and what this life is about. The same feeling that will not allow us to accept that we are forever enslaved to the perpetual cycle of bad feelings and painful experiences.
Spirituality for me, is the process of undoing… all those erroneous beliefs, thoughts and behavior I hold that do not serve my highest good. It is an on-going exercise of delving into my own mind (conscious and subconscious), my psyche, my belief system to decipher what I am holding as my reality and then to decide, what I choose to release because it no longer suits my present level of awareness.
Spirituality is the journey of self-discovery. It is learning to maintain an open mind for the revelation of things unseen and principles not yet understood. It the art of transforming one's self - in every dimension possible.
Most people spend their lives seeking God, which is fine.
I spend this lifetime, seeking to reconnect the fragmented pieces
of myself. The way I figure it, if I can discern some notion of who I am, then invariably, I will also discern some sense of the Divine, after all,
I am…. In His Image.”
I therefore leave you with this question,
“How deep is your desire?”
by
nerak
What is Spirituality?
We've been taught to accept what is "real" based on the interpretation of information from our five senses which most of us, end up living as the fullness of our existence. There are those, who at some point throughout their lives, do question their purpose on earth but manage however, to distract themselves with a continuous barrage of external stimuli therefore,
do not summon the courage or determination to explore the inner realm of our intangible existence.
In John 4:24, Jesus said; “God is Spirit and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and truth”
Then there are those, who would literally shrivel up and die
without knowing…
We are the ones incapable of relinquishing that recurring feeling
deep down, compelling us to believe that indeed, there is more to
who we are and what this life is about. The same feeling that will not allow us to accept that we are forever enslaved to the perpetual cycle of bad feelings and painful experiences.
Spirituality for me, is the process of undoing… all those erroneous beliefs, thoughts and behavior I hold that do not serve my highest good. It is an on-going exercise of delving into my own mind (conscious and subconscious), my psyche, my belief system to decipher what I am holding as my reality and then to decide, what I choose to release because it no longer suits my present level of awareness.
Spirituality is the journey of self-discovery. It is learning to maintain an open mind for the revelation of things unseen and principles not yet understood. It the art of transforming one's self - in every dimension possible.
Most people spend their lives seeking God, which is fine.
I spend this lifetime, seeking to reconnect the fragmented pieces
of myself. The way I figure it, if I can discern some notion of who I am, then invariably, I will also discern some sense of the Divine, after all,
I am…. In His Image.”
I therefore leave you with this question,
“How deep is your desire?”
"Spirituality is about the development of the individual's inner
life through specific practices."
life through specific practices."
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