Is Writing About Spirituality a Crime?

Sometimes people ask, “Why do you write so much about spirituality? Isn’t it too personal? Too serious? Too much?”

But here’s the truth...

Writing about spirituality is not a crime.

For many of us, it is survival. 

We write about it because the world is noisy.

Because life pulls us in a hundred directions.

Because the mind gets tired, the heart gets confused, and the soul needs a reminder that it still exists.

Spirituality is not preaching.

It is remembering.

Remembering who we are behind the stress, behind the ambition, behind the daily chaos.

Sometimes we write for entertainment.

Sometimes we write for fame.

Sometimes we write for money.

And some of us write to stay awake — to breathe deeper, live slower, and touch that quiet place inside that still feels alive.

Writing about spirituality is not a crime.

It is an offering. 

A mirror.

A hand reaching out in the dark, saying...
“You’re not alone. There is still light in you.” 

And if a few lines can bring peace to even one person — then it’s not just writing.

It’s service.

It’s healing.

It’s truth in words. 

- Manohar Chimmani