The term 'spirituality' relates to the awareness of one's state of being, outside of thinking and outside of emotion. Not who we are – that is our identity, but rather what we are. Are we a body, are we a mind, or are we spiritual?

This is where the confusion begins.

Our thinking from a young age becomes centred on the physical, and as a result, much of our intelligence is tied up there. All problems relate to the physical universe, and for that reason it is easy to get lost in the mass of problems. We can begin to think that we are the problems that face us or that we are problem solvers, rather than detaching from the viewpoint that creates the problem. By understanding this, we can create alternative viewpoints with the intention of 'no need' to have the problem anymore. At this point we regain our detachment.

Upon validating our spiritual nature, perception once again opens up.  We immediately become aware of our natural responsibility to other people and as soon as we understand them, we have love for them.

By being able to assume the viewpoint of 'being aware of being aware', we can automatically operate with knowingness as well as intelligence. This is the challenge that faces us all. It is a journey that ensures we don’t waste time doing other than what is most important, because by understanding love you can achieve agreement.