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Spiritual energy: the force of energy derived from

Spiritual energy: the force of energy derived from connection to purpose, values, and meaning beyond self-interest, which provides motivational power and can be demanding and renewing simultaneously, and depletes through disconnection from purpose and meaning

Why This Is a Definition

This definition precisely establishes spiritual energy as a distinct dimension focused on purpose, values, and meaning, with specific characteristics (motivational power, simultaneous demand and renewal) and depletion patterns (disconnection from purpose). It clearly differentiates this dimension from the others and provides the operational semantics within the curriculum framework.

Source Lessons

L-0702

Energy has multiple dimensions

Physical mental emotional and spiritual energy are distinct and require different management.

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