Spiritual Journey

An evolving exploration of one’s spiritual beliefs, practices, and identity over time, often nonlinear and deeply personal

• You move through different religious traditions to seek truth.

• You alternate between belief, doubt, and new discoveries.

• You begin defining spirituality outside institutional religion.

Potential clinical implications (especially in high control settings)

• Sense of disorientation or instability, especially when identity was once fixed in one system.

• Social isolation, as others may view change as rebellion or moral failure.

• Fear of punishment or rejection, even while seeking deeper authenticity or truth.