Thursday, July 2, 2009

Personal encounters

Many people practicing prayers say it to affect their health highly. Scientific evidences to support the same have not been cited till now. To keep and maintain a general increase in the interest of spiritualism, complementary and alternate treatments, prayers and devotion has earned a great deal of enthusiasm amidst a few behavioral researchers. Examples such as Meta analysis effects of distant mediated prayers by Masters and Speilmans have already been cited, but all had yielded no prominent results. On the other hand, spirituality has prominent results in self-help actions in Alcoholic movements and other anti-crime campaigns. Thus, personal encounters of spiritualism range over a wide range of personal experiences.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Practicing spirituality

The concept of spiritualism includes development, of one’s own inner life. Practices of this development may include meditation or prayer, making it personal and subjective, as far as mysticism and religion is concerned. These two words are most commonly used incorrectly and interchangeably; a wide gap remains to be filled up in between spirituality inside and outside of religion. A person referring to spiritualism as a part outside religion generally believes in “spiritual paths”, and doesn’t accept the best definable path to move along with. These people generally focus in searching individual paths to the almighty. Recent surveys cited that 24% of the US population constitutes this belief.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Connection with religion

Spirituality and religion are often used incorrectly as interchangeably, with spirituality inside and outside the boundaries of religion. Spirituality outside religion is much more personal and less dogmatic. It is always open to explore new ides and beliefs and represents connotations. This philosophy of spirituality outside religion can refer to personal relationships with the Almighty, i.e. the divine against general belief in God or the worship of an idol by a group of people, sharing similar faiths. People considering spirituality inside religion are just the opposite. They look towards spiritualism and religion as one common entity. No diverse faith or beliefs are considered true for people following this belief.

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Identifying the connection

Matters concerning spirituality hold mankind’s ultimate representation and role, not in respect to materialism but as organs with eternal relations, which extends far away from bodily senses, this material world and time. Spirituality connects the dichotomy between the mind and the body, which points out a separation amidst the soul and body.

Spiritualism can be well contrasted with physical existence, matter and temporary possessions. The essence of connection is considered as a central point in spirituality, i.e. the link with reality that is felt to be higher than materialism, physical existence and one’s own existence. This may also include one’s emotional experience of happiness or revenge or awe.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Understanding the roots

Any specific idea or belief or something encircling around intellect can be the easiest means to understand the term spirituality. It can be further focused as a faith that is mostly thought about in respect with a better or higher state of mind. Maybe, to some extent it can mean a position of being immaterial. Whichever road one may specify to move along, it may lead to a belief or ideal that lays expectations to all realities in context of being spiritual. Drawing up a simpler line, spirituality is one specific character or rather one quality that leads one to go beyond the obstacles of sensuality, caste or creed and accept one’s association with “The Truth”.

Monday, June 22, 2009

Healing Capacity

Spirituality is a state of mind, when one gets to connect with their inner self. We are so engrossed with our mundane tasks of daily life, that we hardly give time to ourselves. We are always on an eternal hurry to do something or be somewhere. So engrossed are we, that we hardly hear to our inner voice. Experts claim that our inner voice is known to guide us through the day and tell us what's right from wrong. Spirituality helps us connect with our inner voice. This has a healing effect on both our mind and body and known to be.

Friday, June 19, 2009

Stress Buster

Experts claim that being spiritual is good for health. In one's day-to-day lifestyle, one is so busy that they hardly get time to relax or devote for themselves. Lack of inner retrospection leads to malice, wrong judgment, hurt, wrong decision and being impatient. Spirituality is known to be a means by which you can satiate your inner questions and calm your soul. This acts like a stress buster and improves your concentration level. Moreover spirituality promotes meditating. It is believed that meditating is good for health and helps both the mind and body.