Around this blog, the term 'spirituality' refers to anything that addresses man's problematic relationship with his beingness. How do we make sense of our existence? Where do our thoughts and perceptions come from, and where do they lead us? How do we rationalize what we do, and why is rationalization necessary  at all? Why are we seeking for answers, and why is there the need for answers at all?

Spiritual growths appears to be - at least to me - the degree to which a person's perceptions, explanations, and attitudes seem to make sense of it all to another group of humans who are faced with similar conundrums. That such people attract the attention they do - even to the point where it can serve as impetus to the formation of a creed, religion or similar social coherent group - is understandable, especially if one's own answers are less sophisticated and have greater shortcomings.

On the other side of the scale it also seems human nature that some might find it attractive, and will aspire, to becoming a leader who can lead others to a promised land. It brings rewards: his or her ideas are validated and given the credentials of group support, but it also gives him or her many social benefits: sexually, materially, in status and often a degree of exemption from common social restrictions, rules and laws.

There are a few subcategories under this main topic but these may change and grow larger as we progress.