I once heard a woman say that people who have autism are a lot more spiritual than people who don’t have autism.
Does anyone have anything that they would like to add to this thread?
I once heard a woman say that people who have autism are a lot more spiritual than people who don’t have autism.
Does anyone have anything that they would like to add to this thread?
I think that she didn’t mean it in a competitive comparative way but as an expression of her experience in her life as an experienced autism researcher and public speaker. She seemed like a nice lady. Yes I wonder what she meant by the word spiritual? I was wondering that myself too.
I think that she didn’t mean it in a competitive comparative way but as an expression of her experience in her life as an experienced autism researcher and public speaker. She seemed like a nice lady. Yes I wonder what she meant by the word spiritual? I was wondering that myself too.
When we have problems I think we recognise the importance of spirituality but maybe the difficulty for asd people to believe in something that defies logic and is so big for many centuries and now seems to have become a commercial answer for problems that medicine cannot solve