Spirituality as a private, transformative pursuit distinct from organised religion, with spiritualist belief not subject to judicial probing. The document defines spiritual and spirituality as concerns of the human spirit distinct from material or temporal aims, describing spirituality as a private, transformative pursuit often informed by religion but separable from organised ritual and doctrine. It stresses the role of inner realisation and wisdom over mere knowledge, traces etymology to the animating principle of 'spirit', and summarises that spiritualism relates to mediumship and communication with departed spirits, with courts treating such beliefs as forms of religious conviction not ordinarily subject to judicial inquiry.