I have learned that I am powerless over many things and that I have to accept things that I cannot control while remembering that I have a measure of control in my own actions. I am powerless over my emotions at times, and I can fight long and hard against feeling, but it won't matter one whit to my life if that's all I do because I do not believe i was meant to fight without rest in this life.
I believe that I can be a positive force by sharing where I'm really at as opposed to where I'd like to be some day so that when I arrive at some state I imagine to be ideal, those who have walked this path with me will recognize that all experience is weighted by opposing forces of which none can claim dominance.
I believe that there may not be a reason for everything that happens, but that I can give what happens a reason (and by that, I mean logic). I believe that there is much in this universe that is inexplicable, and that there is a common force uniting all living beings to do the best they can with what they have available to them, and that there are times when I am compelled by this universal sense of life to lean on another shoulder or to be leaned upon, but that in the end, I must stand on my own.
I believe that there is a complex interrelation between events, outcomes, behavior, perspectives, occurances, communication, timing which is deliberate, but I don't exactly know what the deliberation is or how it works. As Emerson (I think) said, "Heaven and hell are beneath my feet..." I believe that I must acknowledge both, or lose my step.
So...spirituality...yes, I practice it...for me, it's more a matter of curiosity. As in, to be spiritual, for me and no one else, is a state of curiosity.