Happy Soul, Hungry Mind Explores Whether Non-Religious Spirituality Is The New Religion?

On The Table Read, “the best book magazine in the UK“, Happy Soul, Hungry Mind by Ravi Kathuria explores why spirituality is a more powerful force than religion.

Religious Disaffiliation

According to a Pew Research Center survey (https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2021/12/14/about-three-in-ten-u-s-adults-are-now-religiously-unaffiliated/), nearly one-third of U.S. adults don’t follow a religion, and religious disaffiliation is growing faster among younger generations. However, as modern-day pressures cause anxiety and stress levels to rocket, and life becomes increasingly frenetic, many people are also recognizing they have a greater need to find peace in their lives.

“In the past, religion has been a refuge from life’s problems, but the modern generation is looking for logical and scientific answers to life’s toughest questions,” said Ravi Kathuria. “Blind faith is no longer acceptable to the modern generation.”

Is there a meaningful solution for the modern generation? If religion cannot satisfy them, can non-religious spirituality step in to provide solace and a sense of calm?

Spiritual Ability

“Thousands of years ago, ancient sages in India discovered human beings had a wonderous spiritual ability,” explains Kathuria. “They realized it was a fundamental part of the nature of humans, and every human possessed spiritual ability since birth. It is one of the most significant discoveries in human history. Their discovery predated religion and is unrelated to religion.

“Religious doctrines have distracted us away from our inherent and natural spirituality. If we connect with the spirituality within, we can find peace in spite of the modern-day pressures. It is ironic that what the modern world desperately needs was discovered thousands of years ago!

“Every human being, regardless of caste, creed, religious beliefs, region, social status, intelligence, gender and sexual identity has an inborn, inalienable and powerful ability — the spiritual ability. No exceptions. No preconditions.

“Religion Discriminates. Spirituality does not! It cannot!” declared Kathuria.

Spirituality Is Universal

Spirituality is universal, and everyone has equal access. This truth can make the world a calmer, peaceful place, and Kathuria believes it can change the course of human history.

“It does not matter whether we are religious or atheist, whether we are gay or straight; no one can deny us our spiritual ability,” said Kathuria. “No one can take it away from us. Not a religious leader. Not a spiritual leader. No, not even God!”

About Ravi Kathuria

A business thought leader, Ravi Kathuria lives in Sugar Land, a suburb of Houston, Texas, and works as a management consultant and executive coach. He has been quoted by the likes of the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, NPR and the PBS Nightly Business Report, is the founder of Cohegic Corporation, and also the founder and president of the Houston Strategy Forum.

His first book, How Cohesive is your Company?, presented a holistic, cohesive management method that received great praise from top executives and business professors. In his second book, Happy Soul. Hungry Mind., Kathuria uses his analytical and intuitive skills to remove the complexity and confusion of spirituality. Happy Soul. Hungry Mind. is a work of spiritual genius.

Find more from Ravi Kathuria now:

For more information, visit www.HappySoulHungryMind.com, or connect with the author via email ravi@HappySoulHungryMind.com, on Facebook: @HappySoulHungryMind; Instagram: happysoul.hungrymind; Twitter: @HappySoulHungry; and YouTube: Happy Soul. Hungry Mind.

How Cohesive is Your Company? A Management & Leadership Parable

Publisher: Seema Corp

ISBN-10: ‎0982147503

ISBN-13: 978-0982147504

Available from Amazon.com

Happy Soul. Hungry Mind.: A Modern-Day Parable About Practical Spirituality

Publisher: Seema Corp

ISBN-10: 0982147554

ISBN-13: 978-0982147559                    

Available from Amazon.com

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