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"spiritual music that is not religious" - by definition spiritual music is religious - unless you are talking about a very narrow sub genre not connected with a formal religious organization. Would Enya be considered spiritual but not religious?
Non-denominational; non-Christian; meditational!
Enya is mostly light pop. I had Deva Premal and especially Snatam Kaur in mind, although neither would be on this station
I would direct you to two SiriusXM online channels: Krishna Das and Yoga.
Spiritual is more internal; religious is more scriptural or dogmatic.
I read this quote recently:
A religious person will do what they are directed to [by an authority] whether or not it is right;
A spiritual person will do what is right whether or not they are directed to [by an authority].
WLGI is "Radio Bahá'i", referring to the monotheistic Middle Eastern faith whose founder originally claimed to be the next in line of prophets after Jesus and Mohammed. Nowadays the Bahá'i faith claims to be mostly about peace, love, and unity.
Mona With the Children tells a true story of what happened a few years ago in Iran.
A number of well-known performers including Buffy Saint Marie appear in the final scene.
Baha'a followers are not allowed to renounce their faith for any reason under any condition.
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