The complexity of the term "spirituality" is manifested in numerous definitions of spirituality or explanation of spirituality. Spirituality has to do with the values that we hold most dear, our sense of who we are and where we come from, our beliefs about why we are here—the meaning and purpose that we see in our work and our life, our sense of connectedness to each other and to the world around us. The wrong thesis is that every spiritual person is also religious. Religious initiators and prophets have essentially preached the same doctrine (the law of love), but due to cultural differences, different historical and geographical contexts and social climate, they adapted the doctrine to the collective consciousness of the time they lived in. Numerous philosophers try to find answers to (no) existence of objective reality as well as spirituality. The constructivist paradigm gives an interesting concept of defining reality as a projection of individual consciousness. An interesting possibility is the implementation of universal spiritual education in education to be taught in accordance with the humanistic principles and in accordance with the constructivist paradigm. Many important religious teachers have spoken about the importance of the present moment and meditation as a path to self-recognition and self-awereness. Numerous researches are in favor of religious and spiritual people in the context of life satisfaction. Also, researches that examines the effectiveness of focused awareness training demonstrates that meditation is a successful path to healthy life at all three levels of being-body, mind, and spirit. Also, mindfulness shows positive results at all levels when students practice such training, so it is proposed to open school programs that will represent this technique and allow students the optimally focused action as well as the ability to self-actualize. However, if this method is going to be accepted into the mentality of Christians and members of other religions, it is necessary for disciples of different religions to become acquainted with all religions in order to realize that their root is common and that prayer and meditation are present in all religions of the world.