The Neurospirituality Lab, under the leadership of Dr. Michael Ferguson, is a unique institution that unites the research environments of Harvard Medical School and Harvard Divinity School. Dedicated to analyzing the intricate relationship between neuroscience and spirituality, the lab aims to identify and characterize the brain processes involved in human spirituality. The ultimate goal of this pioneering endeavor is to create a translational impact in both the scientific world of medicine and the philosophical realm of spirituality studies. The Neurospirituality Lab has laid out clear research priorities, which primarily revolve around neuroscientific investigations. These extensive explorations into the human mind's spiritual processes aim to offer valuable insights and contribute significantly to the fields of neuroscience and spirituality. In addition to its primary research focus, the Neurospirituality Lab also harbors broader interests. These include spiritual anthropology and spiritual therapeutics. The former focuses on understanding the cultural and societal aspects of spirituality, while the latter explores the therapeutic and healing potential of spiritual practices. Furthermore, the Neurospirituality Lab is also committed to resource development for causal brain mapping. This endeavor is geared towards advancing our understanding of the brain's functionality and mapping out the neurological pathways involved in spiritual experiences. This research will undoubtedly yield valuable resources for both the medical and spiritual communities.