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Orthodox Judaism Orthodox Judaism is one of the main branches of Judaism, a monotheistic religion that originated in the Middle […]
Spiritual Fitness
The quest for inner peace, the exploration of purpose, and the alignment with our beliefs and values, transcending religious boundaries to nurture our sense of meaning, moral compass, and integrity in life.
Spiritual fitness transcends religious confines to encompass a quest for inner serenity, a purposeful journey, and the alignment with one’s beliefs and values. Seligman’s (2011) positive psychology principles of the “M” in PERMA resonate with this pursuit, emphasizing the significance of finding meaning and evolving values. While Kouzes and Posner’s leadership insights remind us that spiritual fitness extends beyond workplaces, embodying self-leadership through integrity and values alignment. Exploring morality and embracing diverse values fosters empathy and calibrates an ethical compass.