Spirituality tends to be lumped in with religion, Father…Son, Holy Spirit, and while I’m not knocking that, it’s just not how everyone experiences that “something” that goes more than skin deep. Being spiritual and being religious just does not line up the same or at all for all people to have an intrinsic connection.
You are completely entitled to feel connected with other people, to ...
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I believe we have all questioned our spirituality at one point or another. Even those raised and adhering to their religion of choice have run into challenges in their spiritual growth. The fact is that growth has growing pains, embrace their sweet torture because they can lead to great things.
Quick note to atheists: This applies to you as well. You know when you feel empty inside and when you feel full of life. Let’s refer to that as your spirit ...
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I love the Dr. Phil Show. Not for the drama or sensationalism, but because Dr. Phil helps people change their lives for the better. They do this by sponsoring addicts or alcoholics to go to some of the world’s best recovery centers, or providing counseling for families at risk, or bringing attention to important topics that can help us all. Okay, maybe for ...
Spiritual bankruptcy is a feeling of emptiness that no matter how you try to fill yourself up, there is just a vast empty, painful, nothingness. There is an epidemic of spiritual bankruptcy in today’s society. This is not a religious problem because at the core, religion has nothing to do with spirituality.
This is about your inner essence, the part of you that is underneath your ...
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