If you are still confused about the full scope of games, try this wonderful quote from Bernie DeKoven's must have book The Well-Played Game: "For me, the concept of games embraces those activities we know most clearly to be games: —football, cat's cradle, gin rummy, peek-a-boo. These are clearly games. Eating, making love, walking, reading, though they can be done playfully, though they can even be found as parts of some games, aren't, in themselves, games. I consider a game to be something that provides us with a common goal, the achievement of which has no bearing on anything that is outside the game. Winning at checkers does not make you a better lover."

Spiritual Gaming is a concept whose time has come. It is broader than any particular spiritual religion, affiliation, school or belief system, and its potential transcends individual considerations.