Spiritualiity - That Can Be Dangerous to Your Career, Relationships and More

Spirituality refers to the personal and subjective experience of seeking meaning, purpose, and connection with something greater than oneself. It is often associated with the exploration of the inner self, the search for transcendence, and the quest for understanding the fundamental nature of existence.

From ChatGPT, June 6, 2023 

"Spirituality" has myriad defintions. But that one from the popular version of generative AI - ChatGPT - really does the job of capturing such a state of being. 

For many reasons in this time of raw capitalism the embrace of some kind of transcendance is a very good thing. But it becomes a negative when it distracts from the one-foot-in-front-of-another that human beings have to do to achieve their goals.

For example, take job search. Some of my Tarot-reading sessions start off with clients indicating they have been a spiritual quest to find the right fit for a job. Soon enough it spills out that there has been little concrete action to research and apply for jobs and then course-correct mistakes they are making. Instead they are in the ether. What seems to be excessive meditation and prayer are part of that.

The same applies to relationships. They want a soulmate but don't go out there and meet people. So much of success in romance is a numbers game. 

Perhaps taking refuge in spirtuality is no surprise. There is way too much stress in our daily little lives. So why not weave together a comfort zone of supposedly meaningful concepts and experiences. 

For clients who have gotten stuck there I recommend: Drop that whole thing. For you it could represent the death of common sense. 

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