Human spirituality, as it involves a process of personal introspection, essentially consists in – and results in – remembering.
It is about recalling a universal and perennial knowledge of the laws that govern the functioning of all that exists – including human life –, necessary for the spiritual development of the human being; as well as, consequently, remembering who we are in essence.
Human spirituality essentially consists in remembering because all universal and perennial knowledge is within each of us.
Each human being, in their deepest essence (their Divine Being or Higher Self), is part of the whole. We are one with The Source. The Source is not a being separate from humanity. We are God, and God is us.
We are simply falsely individuated manifestations of that great source of knowledge or information. We are that Source, but we feel lesser than it—due to our ego/personality, which imagines fragmentation.
It is an expression of the holographic law: just as every cell in the human body carries the information of the whole body, so too every human being carries within them the information of the entire universe; and if the information of the entire universe is within each human being, then each human being is the universe itself. “As above, so below; as within, so without” (Hermes Trismegistus).
Consequently, that knowledge, which we can receive/perceive, is actually integrated into us; it is within us. It simply needs to be remembered, awakened within us.