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Religion vs. Spirituality

13 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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In this talk, Dallas Bragg presents recent research indicating a surge in spirituality worldwide after the pandemic, as reported by Forbes. He highlights a common confusion between religion and spirituality, noting that spirituality is a personal quest for meaning and connection, whereas religion involves adhering to prescribed meanings. Bragg references a study from the Strategic Direction Journal that surveyed executives who have integrated spiritual practices into their leadership approach. These leaders aim to subtly guide their teams toward discovering personal meaning and purpose that aligns with the company's mission. All source references are provided in the video description and comments.

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So let's look at the research. Forbes magazine reports that the world is more spiritual than ever post-pandemic. Leaders want to transpose their own spiritual journey to influence the expansion of others. The problem is that generally people conflate religion with spirituality. A recent study in the Strategic Direction Journal interviewed executives who report having successfully supplemented their leadership with spiritual practices, and one of the findings was an overall agreement That spirituality is a personal quest for meaning and connection, while religion is following someone else's prescribed meaning and purpose. All the references will be in the comments here and in the description. Therefore, the goal of these executives is to study— subtly guide others to discover their own meaning and purpose and how that meaning and purpose relates to the company mission. If the world desires meaning and purpose,