I have joy, laughter, and play in my life and relationships.
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I have a sense of gratitude.
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Strongly Disagree
I have a sense of peace and harmony in my life and relationships.
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Strongly Disagree
I feel present in the moment.
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Strongly Disagree
I feel connected to my family, friends, and community and am consistently kind to others and to myself.
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I intentionally offer forgiveness in tangible ways to myself and others each day.
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Strongly Disagree
I make time to connect with the beauty and wonder of nature and cultivate a sense of awe.
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Strongly Disagree
I am in tune with how my emotions are processed in my body (such as clenched fists, knots in my stomach, a sense of lightness, racing heart, agitation, etc).
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I invest time in daily spiritual practices that give me strength and comfort (such as meditation, yoga, prayer, scripture reading, connection with nature, acts of kindness, ministry, etc).
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Strongly Disagree
I have a sense of hope, purpose, and the resources to overcome the challenges in my life.
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I find strength in my faith and spiritual beliefs.
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Neuroscience has influenced and inspired my spiritual growth.
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Please give an example of how neuroscience has influenced and inspired your spiritual growth: