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not neccesarily so
Since the title of the post is "Tackling spirituality and the quest to find meaning," I found the following quote problematic: "I explained that whatever we pay attention to becomes our identity, our reality."
If spirituality comprises unlearning what you erroneously believe constructs "you"--hopes, fears, fantasies, attachments--then the quote points in the wrong direction.
--Yoda
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