spirituality as complicated and diverse as religion.

Originally Posted by Chrysaetos

But spirituality can be structured just as much as religion, be it individualistic or not. What if ''spiritual'' people do daily practices like meditation and other ascetic practices? They do follow their own schemes and discipline, and they might go to fares and classes. Spiritual people often have their own guru's and leaders they see as examples. So where's the difference with religion?

It's true many spiritualists fall into the same structure trap that religious people do, and I refer to such individuals religious spiritualists. But again, spirituality has nothing to do with following any particular doctrine, dogma, or routine. And while meditation has a particular routine to it, the difference is a spiritualist is never compelled to have to meditate, it's really as simple as that.