There’s a version of spirituality that stays safely abstract — beliefs held in reserve for Sundays or crisis moments, never quite touching daily life. And then there’s the kind that actually changes how you move through a Tuesday. For senior men in later life, the stakes of that difference become harder to ignore. Retirement strips away the structures that once provided identity and rhythm. Loss arrives more frequently. The big questions — what does my life mean, what do I still have to offer, how do I face what’s coming — don’t wait politely for a convenient moment. This episode looks at spirituality not as theology but as practice: the daily rituals that create stability, the mindfulness techniques that keep you grounded in the present, the community connections that replace isolation with belonging, and the way nature — a walk, a garden, an open sky — can do things for the spirit that no amount of thinking can. Wherever you are on the spectrum of belief, this is about finding something that holds.