What does spirituality mean to you? Do you consider yourself to be spiritual? Why?
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- Sara
- I am a Senior Lecturer in Health and Wellbeing at The Open University. Formerly Lecturer in Health Geographies at the University of Manchester, the driving theme underpinning my research is a curiosity for how people, communities and organisations interact around issues of illness, health and wellbeing. This has led to a range of studies exploring ME, parenting, sexuality, spirituality and public health. A geographer by training, I have a particular interest in qualitative research methodologies, and have developed a method for ‘mapping’ data analysis, which I use to visualize the worlds of experience revealed through my research, where the physical, socio-cultural, subjective and otherworldly intersect.
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Whoa, this is a big question lol! And my answer would probably change if you asked me again tomorrow... :) SBut off the top of my head, spiritual means to me - a way of life, a lessening of anxiety in the knowledge that there's something greater than us, a feeling of comfort and security, a sense of excitement and adventure, appreciation for life, permission to be who I am. All of this and much more! Helena :)
Hi Helena - and welcome to the ESp blog! Thank you for being our first poster. I look forward to hearing from you again soon. :)
To be larger than myself as i know me..... to be connected to the whole.... to know i am always loved...
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