A Basic Definition of Spirituality (of True Faith)

[Deesse23]

Spirituality on the other hand is when someone give you a set of methods. If you can apply these methods in a correct manner, you get to know Knowledge itself.

Spirituality:
Ask 10 people about a definition and you get 20 different answers with 25 methods, none of which can be demonstrated to actually work.
Science on the other hand is when someone give you a method. One that works. If you can apply this method in a correct manner, you get to know Knowledge itself.
 

And Intellect in general is described as a very sharp tool. That sharp tool is supposed to be subordinated to our true knowledge of our Inner Nature.

Meaningless drivel / navel gazing, indicative of "spirituality".
 

I’m not promoting anything but I find this approach especially useful to the more intellectual people of this world.

Being intellectual is like being king: If you have to tell everyone you are, then you most probably arent. The "title" is usually a result of others paying you appropriate respect, not by you proclaiming to be one.
 

Belief or awareness of some sort of higher intelligence (or Intelligence itself) might be very helpful. Especially in times when the chaos seems to prevail.

How? Why? ...sniff...sniff... do i smell some kind of utilitarianism here? Do you care at all if belief in a higher intelligence is warranted? Do you even care if your belief(s) are true?
Do you think belief in vampires might be very helpful? Especially in times when people die for miraculous causes? They turn pale, become bedridden, without any energy and will to live. A wooden stake here or there might work wonders.
 

- And this is the only type of spirituality that I know of. Dogmas and repetitive rituals are simply outdated. These new approaches on the other hand can be life-enhancing and sometimes even life-saving.

Do you think unwarranted beliefs like this are a net positive or net negative to the individual and society, aside from sometimes being life saving?