The Role of Spiritual States in the Context of Globalization

Abstract

This article examines the impact of the educating experience of wise, educated, and holy individuals among the Kyrgyz people. An analysis of their predictions, supported by factual evidence that has survived to this day, is presented, demonstrating the rare gift of foresight, wisdom, and insight possessed by these outstanding individuals. Through the power of their words, they continued to educate the younger generation. The rapid pace of globalization in the 21st century has affected all aspects of society and fundamentally changed the ways people interact. This has prompted us to rethink the relationship of each nation to its own spiritual heritage. Today, we must seek the foundations of pedagogical science in the words and thoughts of our sages and saints. Through the life experience, actions, piety and wisdom of the seers who emerged from the masses, it was possible to correct the harsh phenomena through meaningful and significant words, to exert a positive influence on the education of the future youth and the younger generation, as well as through the wise, intelligent and eloquent thoughts of people. Revealing their views, achievements, educational experiences, and their role and place in educating the younger generation is one of the pressing issues of our time. In a world of rapid change, the values of our ancestors serve as a moral anchor, preventing young people from losing themselves and providing support and confidence in their roots. Only in this way can we preserve our unique identity while confidently moving forward.