Sustenance of Spirituality Within Is the Essence of All Religion: Relooking from Current Perspectives

Somewhere between the doctrines of ‘Atheism’, ‘agnosticism’ and ‘theism’, there lies the insightful philosophy of some great saints, that the real spirituality lies within the soul, craving for unification with the divine. While the ‘atheist (Originated from the greek word,’ atheos’, meaning ‘without (‘a’) god (‘theos’)’)’, do not believe in Gods, the ‘agnostics’ are those whose believes are neutral in this aspect, as their assertion is that it is impossible to know anything about the existence of divinity, in whatever aspects we consider. This paper would explore the strife in faith at individual level, if any, the self-realisation and existing belief about one’s religion, to bring out its sustenance issues.