Spirituality

I don't believe in a soul, nor do I believe in spirits, but I have, at times, considered myself spiritual. To me, it sort of means, recognizing and promoting the health of the non-physical aprts of us.I guess in that context, I would say spiritual is the sum of mental and emotional. Or maybe, the rational and emotional. I would agree, but throwing as many "buzz words" as you can in an advertisement, or putting as many descriptors in a class description is understandable. There are some people who would never look twice at a class dealing only with "spirituality" and others who would never really consider going to a class devoted only to the "mental" or the "emotional." By listing all three, you cast a wider net. IMHO it's definitely just a poetic way of talking about the world.

They could be considered equivalent, I suppose. Though people talk about mental health and emotional health, but rarely have I heard anyone worry about their "consciousnessal" health, so maybe not?

Feral children aren't born feral. They become feral if they're left out of civilization during their formative years and somehow survive the experience.

I'd disagree here. Feral is what they become after they've matured in an uncontrolled environment. Babies start off as a sort of blank slate, as far as civilization goes, and through their learning/maturing process, they end up at a certain spot on the scale.