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In order to examine the relation between a multidimensional measure of spiritual orientation and measures of psychological functioning among a sample of secular Israeli Jews, 112 research participants responded to the Spiritual Orientation Inventory (Elkins et al., 1988) and to self-report measures of depression and life satisfaction. Significant relations between total spirituality and both depression and life satisfaction were uncovered even after controlling for religiousness. Partial correlations revealed that life coherency, intrinsic values, and experiential aspects of spirituality were related to these measures even after controlling for other dimensions of spirituality. Regression analysis demonstrated the unique contribution of these three aspects of spirituality to the prediction of depression and of intrinsic spiritual values to the prediction of life satisfaction.
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