Finding the right amount of time to include spirituality in your life is sometimes a daunting task. The world's events move much faster and there seems an unending number of thing that must be done. It is easy to say or suggest a time set aside for spiritual growth, but it is not so easy to fit that into one's schedule. Perhaps it is because the spiritual growth that we achieve is not always readily apparent. It may seem that we go for a long time without any insight. We see so many different beliefs and that has an influence on the way we see spiritual growth. It is hard to place the beliefs under one umbrella. Still, there is a measurement that can be used. When you live your life, does it give you satisfaction? Does that satisfaction include whether you have helped another or helped yourself? Do you feel you have grown in any way in your under- standing? Under intangible subjects, can you say that you have more patience, or show love in more ways or express compassion? The intangibles are a good guideline because, like spirit, they are not visible except as they are expressed. As you find ways to express your spirituality, you will find that it has grown.