There is no such thing as spirituality that is separate from you. Nothing new to add.

If it’s about anything, then it is more about getting rid of all that prevents us from being what we already are.
Subtlety is probably the quality of spirituality.
It means entering into a subtler dimension of yourself, and therefore, of reality as a whole.
This subtlety has no limit.

In a world of so many stimuli, perhaps the first step is to start questioning our values of consumption. Not all content is worthwhile, not all products are necessary, and not every technology serves us.

In subtlety lies our ability to feel the delicate details of reality, where the flame of life burns, where fewer words are needed, where emotion and intellect are not in conflict, where truth is the only way, and all forms of self-deception no longer play a role. This subtle frequency of existence affects our perception of ourselves, of others, and of the world.

Spirituality doesn’t belong to specific people.
It has nothing to do with religion.
Spirituality has no model; it is essentially a personal process.
It is in the hands of every person, without exception, and it is completely realistic.
Spirituality is, in fact, the most practical, rational option if you want to establish your life on something sustainable.

By directing conscious and attentive time to observation, a bridge to our subtle dimension begins to be built.
No particular clothes ever defined spirituality, nor any mantra or prayer, nor any kind of ceremony.
Just as a naked body cannot hide behind anything, spirituality is the nakedness of your mind and soul—
absolute purity and simplicity.