Exploring the Perception of Spirituality and Sense of life Satisfaction in Adult Men and Women in Rural Southern U.S.

The following study examined the perceptions of spirituality and life satisfaction of 13 adults residing in a rural region of Southern U.S. The study sought to address the research question, “What is the perception of spirituality and life satisfaction among multicultural adults in Southern U.S.?” To explore the question, a generic qualitative design was used. In conclusion of the study, data was analyzed using a theoretical thematic analysis through which seven themes emerged. The following are themes that developed through analysis: (a) foundation in Christ, (b) feelings of peace and contentment, (c) guidance and security, (c) connection with others, (d) way of living/purpose, (e) spiritual practices, and lastly, (f) spiritual conflict.