spirituality
- noun
- /ˌspɪrɪtʃuˈælɪti/
- He believes that spirituality enriches life by focusing on the soul rather than material possessions.
- religion and spirituality
- aspects of spirituality
- dimensions of spirituality
You know, my, like, journey towards spirituality got a lot stronger.
- You know, my, like, journey towards spirituality got a lot stronger.
- It's leading to a new science, a new spirituality based in belief.
- But that real spirituality is just how I live my life.
- In fact, I, I had let my spirituality wane as a result.
- See, my work is a a combination of spirituality and brain science.
- So I found my way through spirituality again through the teachings of samurai.
- Listen, I'm not anti religion, you know, I'm not anti spirituality.
- And she's just full of wisdom, full of spirituality.
- They're they're it's probably the closest thing to spirituality I get.
- And spiritually, spirituality asks who wants to know?
- Well, so the spirituality of the flying saucer.
- Art that brings joy, spirituality, ritual and fun to our lives.
- And most of what I write, I'd say spiritual spirituality, love.
- Like we turn all of our spirituality into a project.
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So what might we do in our classrooms to teach spirituality to the young?
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I study the science on spirituality, mental health and thriving.
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But that real spirituality is just how I live my life.
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And I, I get my sense of spirituality through connection.
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And to me, spirituality is kind of two things.
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We want to hear from you for real purpose, spirituality and meaning.
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It's leading to a new science, a new spirituality based in belief.
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She has this spirituality about her that just is incredible.
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The only thing that's gonna change the world is spirituality, not politics.
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Alternatively, some more secular individuals may find the discussion of spirituality irrelevant to their concerns.
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Synonyms
Being more interested in spiritual or mysterious things than in everyday life
Antonyms
How Spiritual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word spirituality comes from spirit, which comes from the old Latin spiritus meaning 'breath' or 'spirit'. That's why spirituality refers to the inner life or soul—what you feel and believe rather than material or physical things.