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a sense of meaning and purpose, a sense of self and 'that which is greater than self', and also practices such as meditation and 'bonding rituals' which support such identity and relationship; religion represents only a minor subset of the overall themes of spirituality and spiritual practices, and may in some cases hinder rather than assist in spiritual development, especially in the workplace; expressed in organisations in issues such as 'belonging' (identification with) and active ...
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| spirituality |
A specific way of living some particular aspect of the Gospel.
Ãâó: www.holyfamilybordeaux.org/glossary.html
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| spirituality |
A way of living that emphasises a constant awareness of the spiritual dimension of nature, without any acknowledgement of a contractual relationship between the material world and the spiritual. Neopagan religions generally will not worship, but stress spirituality. (Note: Santeria is a notable exception to this.)
Ãâó: www.winterscapes.com/uppsala/glossary.htm
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| spirituality |
Buddhism,;Cross-denominational terms; Eastern Orthodoxy; Evangelical; Hinduism; Islam; Jehovah's Witness; Judaism; Kwanzaa; LDS (Mormon); Lutheranism; Miscellaneous terms; Native American spirituality; Religions and denominations; Roman Catholicism and Episcopalianism; Wicca; Worldwide Church of God.
Ãâó: www.theinterpretersfriend.com/tech/vocab/a.html
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