What is Spirituality

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An engagement with spirit or any human practice that maintains contact between the everyday world and a meta-empirical framework of meaning (Hanegraaff, 2000, pp. 294-296) by way of direct experience and individual manipulation of symbolic systems. Learn more in: The Dance of Aurora: Media Priestesses and Auric Fields

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Any kind of connection with your inner self and with whatever is around you, alive or not. Learn more in: Film-Induced Tourism and Selling Storytelling in Destination Marketing: The Legend of the Rooster of Barcelos (Portugal)

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A belief or connection to a higher power or something beyond oneself. Learn more in: Masks Off: Portraits of Black Female Diversity Practitioners During a Double Pandemic

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the condition or quality of being spiritual. Learn more in: Understanding Plagiarism Behavior through Criterion Studies: Predictors of Actual Plagiarism

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An achievement of the highest value as a result of human effort in the search for god. Learn more in: Negotiating Spirituality: Commodification of Religious Content in the Entertainment Industry

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Regardless of religion, spirituality and a belief in a higher power can lead to increased health and provide both hope and strength. Learn more in: Narratives of Writing as Healing

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A feeling of interconnection with something greater than ourselves. Learn more in: Management Education for Developing Spiritual Integrity

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A broad concept which describes the connection a person has with the essence of being human. Learn more in: Collective Awareness Raising Towards a Plant-Based Diet Through Social Networking Sites

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Regardless of religion, spirituality and a belief in a higher power can lead to increased health and provide both hope and strength. Learn more in: Narratives of Journal Writing

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Difficult to describe in words, yet spirituality is often mystical, mysterious, and tied to a connection with the sacred space defined by the individual or culture. Learn more in: A Critical Review of the Native American Tradition of Circle Practices

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The quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or physical things (Oxford, 2020). Learn more in: Influence of Mexicanas Americanas

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Regardless of religion, spirituality and a belief in a higher power can lead to increased health and provide both hope and strength for patients. Learn more in: Reflections of Spiritual Narratives

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Spirituality for this study is a complex domain of human functioning that is comprised of non-ordinary experiences which alter one's sense of self and relationship to others and the world as well as the beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and lifestyle practices that are associated with such experiences. Learn more in: Spirituality and the Negotiating Ability of Leaders

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Spirituality is a broad concept with room for many perspectives. In general, it includes a sense of connection to something bigger than ourselves, and it typically involves a search for meaning in life. As such, it is a universal human experience and something that touches us all. Put differently, spirituality is a worldview and a way of life based on the belief that there is more to life than what meets the senses, more to the universe than just purposeless mechanics, more to consciousness than electrical impulses in the brain, and more to our existence than the body and its needs. Spirituality usually involves the belief in a higher form of intelligence or Consciousness running the universe, as well as life after death. It exists to satisfy the deeper human thirst for meaning, peace, mystery, and truth. Learn more in: Phenomenology of Religious Experience: A Christian Perspective

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Regardless of religion, spirituality and a belief in a higher power can lead to increased health and provide both hope and strength. Learn more in: Reflections of Writing Narratives

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An individual experience involving connectedness and a search for personal fulfilment, peace, and meaning in life. Learn more in: Religion and Spirituality Empowering Female Refugee Entrepreneurship

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Spirituality is referred to as visions, near death experiences, past life and out of body experiences. Spirituality is thus a wider term that includes a variety of ways of approaching what is believed to be sacred, and in the process exceeds the set boundaries of institutionalised religion. Learn more in: Historic-Phenomenological Evaluation of the Christian Experience in the Threshold of Human Development in Nigeria: Experience From Ibesikpo Asutan in Akwa Ibom State

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Any kind of connection with your inner self and with whatever is around you, alive or not. Learn more in: Market Segmentation and Dark Tourism and the (Post) Pandemic Scenario

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In general, it includes a sense of connection to something bigger than ourselves, and it typically involves a search for meaning in life. Learn more in: Spiritual Leadership in Collectivist Cultures: Turkey Example

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Goodness and truth within or self-actualization. Learn more in: Banding Organization, Management, and Leadership Theories to Identify Managerial Strategies

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The personal engagement with the inimitable nonphysical component of the individual human being. Learn more in: Supporting the Spiritual Experience in Online Faith-Based Education

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The quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul as opposed to material or physical things. Learn more in: The Relationship Between Spiritual Well-Being and Life Satisfaction During COVID-19

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Personal beliefs, values, and experiences about a higher power or higher purpose. Connecting to something greater than ones self. Feeling interconnected to all things and fostering a more holistic identity (Chin, 2010; Tisdell & Tolliver, 2003). Learn more in: A Collaborative Inquiry: Raising Cross-Cultural Consciousness

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Principles related to the intangible, sublime and immaterial set of values that the individual has. Integrity, ethical behaviour and sense of dignity related to that which leads to wellbeing and happiness in the organization. Learn more in: Holistic Education as the Conduit to Humanizing the Economy

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Spirituality is an intrinsic expression - meaning of self, the meaning of life, the purpose of life, hope, and surrender to the supreme being. Learn more in: Spiritual Emergency: Channelizing a Fire Within

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The entirety of an individual’s relations to and experience of life and the world. Learn more in: Faith as a Component of Well-Being: Implications for Higher Education

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That which draws from the essential human values present in human society around the world and across time that teach us how we humans belong within the greater pattern of events, who we truly are, and how we can realize harmony in life and work Learn more in: Reinventing Management Training: How Spiritual Values Change the Practice of Modern Management and of Managerial Education

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Regardless of religion, spirituality and a belief in a higher power can lead to increased health and provide both hope and strength for patients. Learn more in: Narratives of Spirituality

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Regardless of religion, spirituality and a belief in a higher power can lead to increased health. In his research, medical doctor Eben Alexander discusses how the science of medicine coexists with spiritual beliefs to enable patients to have faith and hope for healing. Learn more in: Choose Health: Tools for a Healthy Lifestyle

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The quality or state of being concerned with religion or religious matters: the quality or state of being spiritual. Learn more in: Spirituality and Aging

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A complex domain of human functioning that is comprised of non-ordinary experiences which alter one's sense of self and relationship to others and the world as well as the beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and lifestyle practices that are associated with such experiences. Learn more in: Confluence of Workplace Spirituality and Leadership

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Relational experience to the self and others; a personal faith journey we take in life. Learn more in: Cultivating Nourishment and Compassion for Young Children's Minds, Hearts, and Souls Using Spiritual Literacy: Allowing Children to Hear Their Song!

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Any kind of connection with your inner self and with whatever is around you, alive or not. Learn more in: Religious and Spiritual Tourism: From Its Origins to Alentejo (Portugal)

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It is complex because it can mean many different things for many different people, but at the heart of its spirituality has to do with collective wellbeing, not just individual wellbeing; and collective wellbeing should be at the heart of community development. Learn more in: Reflections on the Pedagogy of International Field Schools in Bali, Indonesia: The Transformative Impact of Textiles and Temples