Discovering The Truth About Your Spirituality
“Something should remind us once more that the great things in this universe are things that we never see. You walk out at night and look up at the beautiful stars as they bedeck the heavens like swinging lanterns of eternity and you think you can see all. Oh, no. You can never see the law of gravitation that holds them there.”
Martin Luther King Jr.
Discovering the Truth about Your Spirituality
Writing about spirituality can be sensitive.
By not writing about it, I would deny each of you access to questions and thoughts that can help you truly fulfill your purpose in life.
I am not talking about the politically correct, watered-down version of spirituality that typically refers to our core values; I mean the foundational beliefs on which our lives exist and function.
The objective of this article is to expand your thinking about spirituality. All I ask is that you be open to my comments with an investigative and inquisitive mindset. In the end, you will make your own personal choices.
Finding true purpose in your life means going on a personal quest to find answers to the following questions.
Are human beings spiritual? How can I know? If we are spiritual, what does that really mean? What is the truth on this subject? How can I tell spiritual truth from falsehood? What is going on here in this universe? What is true, real, false, unreal, good, and bad? How can I validate what is true? What criteria are reliable? What is the origin, source, and purpose of life? What is at the foundations of life? Why does life exist? My life? How should I conduct my life and how should I love? Should I even concern myself with these