Humility and Spirituality

Humility and Spirituality

    Spirituality (if it is true) can simply be the "form of communicating" with

another individual or even to groups. No matter what or how the messages are

sent. Spirituality is of "action" between one person and another. It is not the

subject matter that gives spiritualism its qualities, or even the perfected use

of form. It is simply the spark that lights up on a mutual basis.

Spiritualism - A congruent "knowing", "understanding", or experience between two

or more beings.

   Dogs and cats and animals in general cannot be spiritual due to the lack of

fully "knowing" one another. This does not mean their presence has no effect on

their environment, but it does mean that animals do not understand the full

potential of spiritual "kindness" or love outside of simple survival instincts.

There can be evil spirituality. A simple argument with another human being is a

spiritual experience, as those in an argument will try to throw out words of

suffering and manipulation and cause verbal abuse. Humans will try to use simple

words of mutual understanding to cause hurt or pain towards another. With the

use of manipulation, humans have the ability to even fake their own feelings to

receive (spiritual) results from their victim.

   Basic spirituality can simply be a social connection of any kind. If it is good,

pure, and Holy we know we are supporting "LIFE". If spirituality holds evil

intent, without the respect of others and with only selfish gain, even if this

"gain" involves Christian bases, it must hold the intent to control another.

   Love is a spiritual action that waits and is kind when worked by its composer.

Self preservation and fear resides on the opposite side and works to maintain a

more stable position than others.

True connection requires mutual support

- Love(love) = Love squared. Love(pride) = denominator of vicious artificial 

love. ( 1/vicious love)

   There are three stages to a dual spiritual experience. When we meet other people

for the first time, our first impressions about that person are nothing but

question marks in our heads. We begin to wonder, "Does he support my well being" It takes a lot of

 energy to engage within a conversation, which is why we often offer our own hand in a way of

 saying, "I want to trust and get to know you". After speed is obtained within conversation, I call this the first stage or "the grind". After a couple minutes, the social stiffness begins to release and I call this the second stage, or "the trust" stage. Mutual equilibrium is tested and determined by both parties to decide whether or not 360 degrees of trust is plausible. During the third stage, and if

we made it past the first and second stage, it is plausable to believe we have

made a trustworthy friend, or obtained a full moon. Sexual encounters work in

this way as well.