#modern spirituality

Why do people still follow astrology in the modern age?

How do you reconcile being spiritual but completely sceptical of organised religion?

Are modern spiritual influencers just repackaging Eastern philosophy for profit without the real teachings?

Is reading the original Vedas still relevant in 2026 or just spiritual nostalgia?

Does anyone else feel modern spirituality is overpriced compared to ancient mythology?

Is "manifesting" just modern witchcraft repackaged for Instagram, or a legit spiritual tool?

How do you balance religious rules with wanting an easy, comfortable routine?

Do modern “spiritual but not religious” people get less practical wisdom for their time than old-school churchgoers?

Is "spiritual but not religious" a cop-out or the most honest position?

Is worshipping nature just modern paganism or actual spiritual progress?

Would you switch from traditional religion to secular spirituality if it offered stronger community?

Does minimalistic spirituality feel more relevant than organized religion now?

Are you questioning traditional zodiac signs due to new climate anxiety trends?

Do modern "spiritual but not religious" people just want the feels without the rules?