Alnoor Ladha defines 'spiritual practice' as an intentional and disciplined engagement with activities that nurture one's inner life, aiming to foster deeper awareness, connection, and transformation. For him, these practices are not confined to any singular tradition but encompass a broad spectrum of rituals, meditations, and communal activities that enable individuals to transcend their egoic limitations and cultivate a sense of unity with all life. He emphasizes that true spiritual practice demands consistency, humility, and an openness to the mystery of existence, guiding practitioners toward greater compassion, wisdom, and alignment with the fundamental truths of being. Ladha views it as essential for both personal growth and collective evolution, seeing it as a pathway toward a more harmonious and equitable world.

See also: spiritual work, sacred activism, non-dualistic thought, unity consciousness