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“This book has served as an introduction to spirituality and living in the present moment for so many beginners.”
Curated articles on spirituality for beginners
Perspectives · 14 of 230 in the catalog
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Roland Legge
The Ultimate Guide to Spirituality for BeginnersDecember 2022 · Updated January 2023
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“Spirituality is about recognizing and experiencing the life force that connects you with everything animate and inanimate. It connects you with a greater power that humans have given many names. If you are part of a faith community, you might refer to this power as God, Allah, Goddess, Mohammad, Jesus, Budah and many more.”
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“In the fifth video of the Beginner’s Guide to Spirituality series, you will learn how to start on your spiritual journey. Through listening to Eliyahu’s teachings and participating in the challenge, you will see that the practice of spirituality is really the practice of love, patience, kindness and sharing.”
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Ash Riley
Spiritual Awakening: A Beginner's Guide | Ash Riley | In My Sacred SpaceSeen August 2026
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“If you’ve found yourself here on my spirituality for beginner’s page, it undoubtedly means that you’ve recently taken the first steps on your spiritual journey, but don’t be fooled: just because you are awake, you are not yet woke. The “awakening” stage is a process, and like every novice embarking on a new craft, you’ve just begun and there’s much to learn –– both wondrous and perilous.”
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Dr. Laura Gabayan
Spirituality for Beginners: Where to Start & What to Look For - Dr. Laura Gabayan, MD, MSSeen August 2026
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“Each journey is unique, and it’s important to be gentle with yourself, go at your own pace, and integrate the insights you gain along the way. This article will guide you through the initial steps of spirituality for beginners and provide you with the tools to deepen your spiritual practice.”
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“Here are a few of the most common and simple ways to interact with your spirit and keep your life balanced: Meditation is a great way to consciously and unconsciously get in touch with your spiritual self. By sitting in a comfortable position and focusing on your breath you can allow your mind to step away from the troubles of the physical world and drift into a realm of relaxation.”
Brittany Muldoon
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A Beginner's Guide to Cultivating Your Spirituality | Life Goals MagSeen August 2026
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“I was basically just going through the motions in every aspect of life, including my relationships with myself and others. I knew I needed a change, but I didn’t know where to start. If you find yourself in a similar spot, here are a few recommendations to get you started:”
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“If you’re brand spanking new to Kemetic spirituality, or to put it more simply, Egyptian neo-paganism, you’re bound to have lots of questions about how it all works and what you can do to get started. No need to feel overwhelmed! The good news is, it’s a lot easier to get started on this path than you might think.”
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“Here’s the good news: a spiritual journey is not about rules or perfection. It’s about learning who you are, finding peace, and connecting with something bigger – whether that’s God, nature, the universe, or your deepest values. This guide will give beginners clear steps, real benefits, and supportive answers to start with confidence.”
Juliet Diaz
Spirituality vs. Spiritual Practice — A Key Shift That Changes EverythingSeen August 2026
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“Whether your devotion is to god, gods, goddesses, ancestors, deities, the earth, the seasons, the moon, or simply a sense of sacredness —that is your spirituality.Your spiritual practices, on the other hand —prayer, ritual, altar work, meditation, movement, rest, stillness, even witchcraft… these are tools. They’re ways we tend to that spiritual relationship.”
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Paul Chaffee
What You Should Know about "Spirituality & Practice" — The Interfaith ObserverSeen August 2026
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“We focus upon personal and cultural resources that are expressive of the quest for meaning and purpose, wholeness and healing, commitment and community, contemplation and social activism. We envision a global circle of people vitally engaged with the wisdom and practices of the spiritual traditions, who are thereby equipped to live deeper and fuller lives and to serve their communities and the wider world.”
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Morgan Shipley
How to find new spiritual practices without religion | Psyche GuidesAugust 2024 · Updated May 2025
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“We also search for answers to questions of worth and meaning, purpose and belonging, questions such as ‘Why am I here?’ or ‘What do I aim to do?’ These are all spiritual needs – and they illustrate why spiritual practice is as critical today as ever.”
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“This quality makes us the observer of our thoughts, rather than being merely at the effect of them. It is this quality of attention that spiritual practices can help us to bring into our daily lives. One gift that Unitarian Universalists can bring to the conversation about spiritual practice is that we embrace a diverse array of practices as spiritual.”
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Virginia Gilbert
Why You Should Have a Spiritual Practice (Even If You Don't Believe in God, Mantras, or Crystals) · Virginia Gilbert, MFTSeen August 2026
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“When things fall away – and they will, divorce or no divorce – the only constant you have is the ritual of a spiritual practice. When practiced consistently, this discipline will become your anchor. It can’t be taken from you in a divorce settlement, amid the chaos of a toxic relationship, or through the passage of time.”