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Man by nature is a spiritual being.
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Man by nature is a spiritual being. Throughout all of history, he has never known a life without a conscious assumption of the beyond. Whether his life was spent gathering sticks and hunting bison, or consumed in the chaos of Wall Street, he is aware that at some point his life will end. It is at that very point spirituality is created and he wonders what, if anything, is next. Ideas became theories, which later became compilations of beliefs, and whole societies began to confide in a shared assumption. This "shared assumption" is what later becomes to be known as religion. Spirituality is man's awareness of the "here after". The conscious idea of life beyond life plagues the minds of all mankind. Morals, ethics, and the general idea of what is right and what is wrong are all derived from man's spirituality. It is a common belief that when...
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