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The study aims to examine the relationship between spirituality and Life Satisfaction, defining spirituality as an intensely intimate and transcendent connection with something greater than oneself. Additional research has demonstrated that spirituality--which includes a range of activities and beliefs--allows one to have a deeper understanding of their values or purpose in life. In this study work, life satisfaction--which has both cognitive and emotional components--is the dependent variable. The research, aims to examine the possible connection between spirituality & Life Satisfaction, was carried out using a sample of 100 people, mostly in their 20s and 30s and equally divided between the genders. The notion of a considerable impact is supported by the results, which show a positive correlation (+0.46) in Spirituality & Life Satisfaction. This is consistent with earlier research showing the beneficial link between spirituality and well-being, which is explained meaning and a relation with something superior to oneself. Resulting coefficient also supports a second hypothesis that suggests a strong association, highlighting the correlation between higher stated levels of spirituality and better life satisfaction. Because of the significance of this association for disciplines including psychology, sociology, and health sciences, further research is needed to explore the underlying mechanisms, which may include spiritual practices, beliefs, or coping methods. Surprisingly, the data show a stronger correlation for males, defying the third hypothesis that suggested higher correlation scores for women. These cast doubt on long-standing gender norms and highlight the nuanced ways in which spirituality affects life pleasure in all sexes. These results add to the body of knowledge and pose interesting queries on the underlying variables influencing how spirituality affects life satisfaction in both men and women. In conclusion, this research offers insightful information about the complex connection between spirituality and contentment in life. The discovered positive connection points to a gender-specific function for spirituality in affecting subjective well-being. It is suggested that these findings be investigated and replicated further to enhance our comprehension of the complex relationship between spirituality and life pleasure.