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People often become spiritual in their mid-30s after other parts of their lives are established with things like careers, marriages, and children. When basic needs are met, some people feel an inner void and spirituality provides a socially acceptable way to fill that time. Those with high profiles in areas like education and careers tend to develop egos, and spirituality through practices like yoga and meditation can help control and manage ego. The document discusses why people may become spiritual and suggests exploring it deeply without neglecting other responsibilities to find higher benefits.
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Recently I have added two YouTube videos : One a Belly Dance and another a Indian Classical Dance ; both are Spiritual representing the flow of Cosmic Power on to the Nature. Dress is immaterial. At the higher level, sex becomes Spiritual and at lower level, it is mere a biological instinct common to all animals.
Adolescence Human Growth and Development IHS Unit 6
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- 2. above practices. Because, in any cult, questioning is a big TABOO.The smallest doubts in childhood remain as doubts for ever. Though I am not the qualified man to suggest, I leave a message through this small article, that you try spirituality not at the surface level, go deep into it, without sacrificing your work, family, and small pleasures. Explore its depth, go into higher planes, enjoy the kick, and finally attain spiritual orgasm. --''Hari Om''.