Metaphysics Is the Study of the Spiritual Root of Physical Life.

Metaphysics investigates the fundamental nature of existence, asking what it means for something to exist and what constitutes reality. It explores concepts such as being, identity, and change, seeking to understand the essence of things. This inquiry involves examining the properties and relationships that define existence, as well as the conditions under which entities exist.

The term ‘metaphysics’ was first coined by Aristotle and in its original sense it was meant to describe a field seeking knowledge of the essential and eternal elements of the world and being. For Aristotle, knowledge of the eternal elements of the Universe is the primary question of philosophy and as such takes precedent over science, but that its study can only bear fruit after scientific enquiry (physics) is fully developed. The study of the eternal, inner meaning of everything, as such, must preclude and follow science and that is what ‘meta-physics’ means.

Spirituality involves the recognition of a feeling or sense or belief that there is something greater than myself, something more to being human than sensory experience, and that the greater whole of which we are part is cosmic or divine in nature.

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Materialism has two main meanings: philosophically, it's the idea that only physical matter and energy exist, and everything, including the mind and consciousness, is a product of material interactions. In a more common, everyday sense, it refers to a value system that prioritizes possessions, wealth, and status over other, non-material values like spiritual or personal growth.

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