PROSPECTS FOR SOCIAL SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

This article examines the significance of spirituality as a defining aspect of human uniqueness, contrasting its perception as an ornamental quality with its essential role in individual existence. The author delves into the existential inquiries that prompt individuals to engage with spirituality, asserting that without it, one risks becoming akin to an inanimate object or animal. The research highlights the growing scholarly interest in spirituality within philosophical discourse, positioning it as a critical response to the challenges posed by global technological advancements and the existential threats they entail. Citing A.G. Maslow, the article emphasizes the necessity for humanity to cultivate spiritual awareness to avoid potential extinction and to live free from fear and pressure. This study aims to illuminate the importance of spirituality in fostering personal development and social support among youth in Uzbekistan, advocating for its recognition as a vital component of human life.