New Approach: Entangled in abstractions New Emphasis on real-world types of spirituality: Grieving Spirituality, Spirituality of Compassion, Spiritual Music in H Potter music vs Miller, Thoresen "materialist maxim"= spirituality is "intangible" = fallacy as "Death" then, is a figment of imagination.
Creators: name: Peck Jr, Charles
Publisher: name: unknown
Year: 2025
Subjects: subject: Music
subject: Spirituality
subject: Art, Tboli
subject: Spirituality--Christianity
subject: Irish Americans in popular culture
subject: Indigenous peoples--Social conditions
subject: Compassion--Religious aspects--Buddhism
subject: Ethnology
subject: Psychology
subject: FOS: Psychology
subject: English poetry--Irish authors

description: It is only a narrow passage of truth that passes between the Scylla of the blue fog of mysticism and the Charybdis of a sterile rationalism! - Wolfgang Pauli (1900 - 1958) Nobel Prize Winning pioneer of quantum physics 
New Categorization: Creative Spirituality with Practical Use (William James) - Counterpoint to the academic-materialism maxim "All spirituality is unreal" - beleive it or nto it is "new" 
1. Spirituality of Compassion: "Compassion for others and social support have survival value and health benefits…. (The Oxford Handbook on Compassion: p. 171) "Our findings argue that spirituality—above and beyond religiosity—is uniquely associated with greater compassion and enhanced altruism toward strangers." (The Social Significance of Spirituality Laura R. Saslow et al), "religiosity and spirituality were associated positively with compassionate love both for close others (friends, family) and for humanity (strangers)." (Compassionate love......, S. Sprecher
2. Musical Spirituality Shulkin and Raglan "Our evolution is tightly bound to music and to the body as an instrument (e.g., clapping). Music, amongst other things, helps to facilitate social cooperative and coordinated behaviors." "Music is a fundamental part of our evolution – and functional because it facilitates "human contact" and out "social self""  Cross-culturally, at a first approximation, 'musical' behaviours involve not just patterned sound, but also overt action; 'musicality' is a property of communities rather than of individuals; and music is mutable in its specific significances or meanings (p.1) (Ian Cross)
3. Spiritual Healing in Grieving Healing Easterling, et al observe "Conversely, experience has shown pastoral caregivers that individuals do seem to cope better if they can "actualize" their spiritual experiences in times of crisis. J Parker's study "support the assertion that spiritual and/or religious belief systems are associated with adaptive outcomes of grief."
4.  Kapwa-loob pro-social norms/spirituality Kapwa & Relational Spirituality: K Lagdameo-Santillan "Kapwa is a recognition of a shared identity, an inner self, shared with others (i.e. Reynaldo Ileto, Jeremiah Reyes, Mercado, etc) + Ubuntu (African - Anglican Tutu) Anam Cara - soul friend (Celtic - soul friend, O'Donohue - Irish theologian)
5. Children's Spirituality Donna Thomas: "anomalous experiences can catalyze self- healing for children and young people."
6. Artistic Spirituality: Robert K. Johnston - 20 percent of Americans turn to "media, arts and culture" as their primary means of spiritual experience and expression...."
7. Poetic Spirituality & Prophecy-Creativity & Transcendence: "The prophet is a poet. His experience is one known to poets. What poets know as poetic inspiration; the prophets call divine revelation" - Heschel
8.  Dream Weaving/ T'boli-T'nalak – Dreams as a source of divine inspiration and diving grace – the T'boli artist, "Be Lang Dulay, a national artist, popularized T'nalak weaving with her over 100 different T'nalak designs."
9. Arctic Hunter Gatherer beliefs in animal spirits as "Human relationships with the natural world..." in context of William James Practical Use Principle
10. Dr. Ingela Visuri: Spirituality and "The Case of High functioning Autism"
11. Divine Inspiration as spirituality. The immortal scientist Isaac Newton was very spiritual and wrote about religious beliefs also. He found a profound motivation in his perception of the divine order inherent in the universe. Michael Faraday was another scientist who found a similar inspiration and motivation in his perception of divine order. 
12. Right and wrong as a form of spiritual – religious beliefs as Durkheim pointed out in the early 1900's. – an Issue the social sciences – and anthropology in particular - never properly addressed.