Edytorial: Horyzonty duchowości
Abstract
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729-1781) in one of his works included a significant dialogue relating to the nature of the concepts: “Ernst: If I have a concept, I can also express it in words. Falk: Not always; and often at least not in such a way, that others, through words get exactly the same idea as I have.” 1The nature of concepts makes the language user often face things that are unrecognisable and inexpressible. One of the difficult abstract notions is spirituality closely related to the concept of religiosity, as it result from the semantic analysis of words representing these two terms, such as, for example, transcendence, sacred, existence, meaning, spirit, spiritual development, spiritual intelligence, religion, prayer.
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