Spirituality

Besides life as spirituality the next idea is rather exciting. Robert Brown says, “…spirituality and liberation are finally two ways of talking about the same thing….” He goes on to define liberation and how it is very similar to spirituality, then he records a metaphor. “Spirituality and Liberation sometimes appear to be “two atoms”; in the full understanding which we are pressing, however, they are replaced by a single atom and are “incapable of separate existence.”

Considering his view, you can see that he is very detailed about what spirituality is. So the idea rendered here is that spirituality is the footstool of freedom and liberation. He also adds that “”Spiritual” in the deepest sense, we find that it calls upon us to take risks, to change our priorities, to surrender our self importance….” So not only is it the freedom that we can relax and indulge in life but also the surrender and freedom of pride and irresponsibility.

Finally, we see that there are plenty of ideas on world spirituality that do not coincide with religion, but rather reality and self. When I consider the research and knowledge gained while digesting the facts and opinions of many people dealing with the idea of spirituality, I see myself leaning more towards the idea of optional realities and greater self power. Rather than the influence of freedom, I choose life. But, in another sense I might agree that these are reflexive. So in summary there is the idea of greater consciousness, reality as a whole, and liberation on what entails the idea of spirituality.