"mental" has both the formal usage, (i.e. mental journey), and informal usage (i.e. mental hospital, going mental). Either way, I think there is a huge difference, as spirituality is not necessarily confined to one mind, but can be a group consciousness, or exist independently of people.*
You don't have to be mental (inf.) to be spiritual. Being spiritual is not necessarily a mental (for.) experience.
"mental" has both the formal usage, (i.e. mental journey), and informal usage (i.e. mental hospital, going mental). Either way, I think there is a huge difference, as spirituality is not necessarily confined to one mind, but can be a group consciousness, or exist independently of people.*
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to be mental (inf.) to be spiritual.
Being spiritual is not necessarily a mental (for.) experience.
*I'm no expert
Cults: where the mental get spiritual!
ReplyDeleteha bjurk, so true!
ReplyDeletephil i think there is a huge difference too. i think you think one and feel the other. i'm no expert either.