Spirituality styles in personal life can manifest in various aspects, ranging from individualistic inward reflection to collectivist religious practice and even spiritual dialogue with others. It’s about finding meaning, purpose, and a connection to something larger than oneself. This can involve personal practices like meditation, prayer, or mindful awareness, as well as engaging with religious institutions, spiritual communities, or philosophical inquiries.
The NBI® Spirituality Styles thinking profile is a descriptive, non-judgmental assessment with no profile being superior to the other. The NBI® Spirituality Styles profile identifies the strengths of your thinking preferences about faith in every quadrant. The profile report gives the specific quadrant scores and makes recommendations based on these scores.
Spirituality can be a very touchy topic that arouses countless strong opinions, intellectual arguments, and far too many unspeakable emotional wounds. Nevertheless, I believe the quote above holds true. There is nothing more central to our lives than our understanding of spirituality. And it is a conversation we ought to engage in far more often than we do.
Whether we have intentionally pursued a personal spirituality or not, our beliefs have a profound impact on our lives. Consciously or subconsciously, it influences us in countless ways.
It could happen that a person’s spirituality profile differs form his/her preference profile. The most common reason is that a person can move into different quadrants when thinking about his/her faith. Please note this instrument is currently only available in Afrikaans. The English translation will follow soon.
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