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Let me begin with this I don’t believe that there is one right way to approach a deeper understanding of ourselves. There are different practices, theories, and teachings because different interpretations and methods are needed for different people and at different parts of the journey.Moment when the Spirit of God inside opens to your consciousness and bring about the depth and breadth of the magnificence of God within. I agree that we’re all a little different and all things, including the Spirit, are different for each of us. I don’t know what a spiritual moment is because that is part of my own faith crisis. I do have times when I feel what I believe is the Spirit, but it could also be (sometimes random) emotion or the feelings of the effect of the Dr. Pepper I drank awhile ago. Playing with my Grand Children. Walking with my dog in the woods on a warm fall day.
I try not to make it more complicated than that.
Anything that touches a heart/spirit/soul/person in a positive way. I like the Moroni 7 definition: Anything that invites to do good is of God – and not judging good to be bad simply because of the source.
I am a fan of expanding definitions of lots of things. Limiting the “divine” just doesn’t do it for me (although I think it is important to understand emotionalism and how easy it is to manipulate emotions).
Quote:What is a Spiritual Moment?
I don’t rightly know. Here’s a current thought, as always, it’s subject to change.
Any time I can momentarily forget about the pain of a mortal existence.
Old Timer wrote:Anything that touches a heart/spirit/soul/person in a positive way.
I love this utility definition. By their fruits ye shall know them.
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