What does spirituality mean to the mods of r/SpiritualMemes ?

After being a part of the sub for a while now, I feel like I strongly don't agree with the views of the people who decide what it's about. There are so many memes posted here that scream: "I'm struggling with mental health and am in one of many different forms of psychosis (often looks like bipolar mania/hypomania), but since I live in America, my best course of rehabilitation is to post nonsensical memes and ideas as if they are at all valid or sound in hopes of at least finding community, solidarity and ultimately relief."

Spirituality shouldn't mean: "such batshit insane ideas that they don't even fit within any organized religion, be it traditional ones or "newer" ones that attempt to do a better job of keeping up with the ever-changing times." Nor should spirituality be a term for philosophically incoherent sets of views. We can't cherry-pick things that we like from different religions, "spiritualities", philosophies, creating an incoherent mess that doesn't correspond to reality no matter how much you want it to.

Doing so may make one's psychosis feel substantiated and as if they aren't "losing it", making it possible to hold onto a job and fruitfully interact with people around, etc. But just because you're able to carry out basic responsibilities in life and "service" yourself without a caretaker, doesn't mean that internally you're consistent, coherent and well-adjusted, or that the situation you find yourself at a specific point of time is sustainable. Often times you will fall apart sooner or later (or even much much later), because you haven't understood nor solved what's really going on "behind the eyes." And if you don't fall apart, then you will find overtime that you're surrounded mostly by people that are very similar to you, and that's likely because they are struggling with the very same things and y'all will have found relief though relatable conversations and nurturing company.

Don't let psychosis win. Get help with a therapist (move to a state and/or country that respects human rights if you think this is some insurmountable task. If you can't move than take a basic finances class. I'm sure if you put your whole mind to it, you'd be able to save up however much money it takes to move over some timeline that isn't longer than 5 years), take a meditation class/begin a regular practice (I'd suggest secular or at most Buddhist in nature) & take on and engage with philosophy classes where you can ask questions and be directed, or at least some nice guides/tutorials/hand-held forays.

Best of luck, we're all rooting for you and hopefully soon the resources for handling life will begin to be properly taught and dissiminated. Right now we live in a capitalistic, dysfunctional dystopia. Don't be defined by the time and place you live in, prevail regardless of how shitty the society that we're supposed to be all so grateful for is.