The phenomenon of loneliness in the context of philosophical-religious ideology

This article explores the phenomenon of loneliness in the context of a philosophical and religious worldview. The authors analyze the relationship between loneliness and religious experience, and also explore how religious and philosophical ideas and practices can influence the experience and overcoming of loneliness. The article outlines the main provisions of various philosophical and religious trends related to the phenomenon of loneliness. Considers the contribution of authors such as Martin Buber, Friedrich Nietzsche, Jean-Paul Sartre and others in understanding loneliness and its connection with religious practice. Various religious traditions and beliefs are analyzed as resources and approaches for overcoming loneliness. In conclusion, the article summarizes and draws preliminary conclusions about how philosophical and religious worldview can influence the perception and overcoming of loneliness. She calls for further research on this topic and takes into account its importance for human development in society.