Scientists can't define spirituality. But we can study its healing effects, says this Columbia psychologist.
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Clinical psychologist Lisa Miller asserts that we are at epidemic levels of loneliness in modern society, and attributes this to a distorted perception of isolation. All humans are inherently connected through shared consciousness and spirituality, she explains - so why aren’t we recognizing it?
In a personal story about her cousin, she details the transformative power of collective spiritual practices. Despite the loneliness we may feel, Miller asserts that in truth, we are interconnected with all beings - each of us a unit in a profound shared consciousness.
Embracing spirituality, and practicing it with intention, can have a transformative impact on our lives, helping us to realize in times of difficulty that we are never really alone.
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13 авг 2023