I can’t put into words how much of a turn-off it is for someone to be smart and engaging and then spiritually vapid. 

What a waste of potential! 

I really wish our culture here in the West “in this day and age” valued spirituality more than intellectuality. 

We can reason, yes. But more importantly we have consciousness! We can lead not with just primal instinct, biology and **mind**, but consciousness and heart! 

What a gift! And it’s being wasted, I swear. 

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Goodness it certainly does. What a powerful trailer in and of itself.

This looks good.
https://youtu.be/ojDvF6KOClw?si=aK8XH2QwD3KIUSTB

I’ll go with Maximus Decimus Meridius. Anyone who believes what they do in life echoes in eternity/ has a belief in the immaterial infinite!

https://warpcast.com/meganmichelle.eth/0x4c45dcd3 ✊🏼🙏🏻

Everybody has a spiritual dimension, but we all find out in our own way and time. Someone might have it and not be interested or willing to share it. 

Some people find spirituality in their work and intellect but are not aware of it (yet), not be able to verbalise it or just be shy about it. 

Most people from past generations didn't talk about much at all besides mundane matters, because they took up the entirety of their days and mental space.

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That’s one of the most poetic definitions I’ve read so far, and it leaves room for both religious and secular interpretation

How do you define spirituality in this context?