Satanus: Yes, same here...and I try to live each mundane day as a way for spirit to manifest...
nvrgnbk: Since the JW definition of faith is "the assured expectation of things to come", yes, I think my spirituality is devoid of faith - I don't have an assured expectation of anything (with or without evidence). ;-) That's ok, because the essence of spirituality for me is in this moment, not in the future. If you mean faith as "taking for true something without evidence", then it does get gray - because my spiritual motivations are based on subjective experience, not objective external world evidence - but still, it's mine, not what someone told me to believe. Like blueviceroy, though, it's not particularly important for me to make proofs - just live my life in ways that follow my own interpretations of spirituality. That doesn't mean I hide it, and indeed I have had the honor of being asked to mentor some in their own spirituality - a place I can only go by encouraging self-discovery, sharing my opinions, and responding authentically (and always knowing the limitations of my eyesight and hearing).
"My hearing is not so good - I cannot hear what God is telling you, I can only hear what God is telling me."
Robdar: I assign more meaning to it than that - it gives my worldview depth, and informs me of how I most want to behave in the world.
