For the sake of spiritual or personal cultivation,?

Question

What is the topic or issue, you think most worth questioning?

Please state your reason.

Answer 1

Who am i really and what is real? For me nothing comes before these.  Awareness, love realization and pure bliss are the fruits.  thank you Xavier for your wonderful questions.

Answer 2

I am not too sure I have understood what you mean by the question. Yet, I just reflect on the two concept you have mentioned.

I do not see contradiction between spiritual and personal. Every personal has spiritual possibility lurking crying to be accessed and every spiritual has the seed of personal advancement to be utilized. Together, material and spiritual, we grow!

Answer 3

I think Faith would be a good topic worth questioning for the sake of our spiritual or personal cultivation. The reason i say faith is because you can be any religion to have faith, there are so many different religions but faith means the same to us all, or does it? He/she who has faith will get their rewards eventually, but how long do we all wait? We wait for as long as it takes to guide us with the answer, or do we?, perhaps we only wait for so long, then decide ourselves what the answer is. There are so many questions regarding Faith that i need some answers. Finally, i will say that whoever you are, where ever you are, that Faith is always there if you accept it, it is worth having to make us a more spiritual person (my view), but i do know that there are plenty of others out there who may have lost their faith for some reason, my advice to them would be "try and get back into the light and onto the path", let faith help you. I feel like i have preached too much now, lol...

Answer 4

wait...what?

Answer 5

...it would be helpful to explain what exactly you mean by this.

Answer 6

To cultivate both the spirit and the person, what you should question is your own assumptions, beliefs, and certain knowledge. Only in this way can a person sharpen these things and make them ever more unassailable. This process will cut away the chaff and leave only the wheat.