SPIRITUAL SECURITY AND THE CONCEPT OF “STRONG SPIRITUALITY” IN FORMING THE IDEOLOGICAL IMMUNITY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

Abstract

This article highlights the socio-philosophical essence of spiritual security and its significance in forming the ideological immunity of internal affairs officers in the context of globalization. The concept of “strong spirituality” put forward in New Uzbekistan is analyzed as a dynamic category that differs from the traditional static notions of spirituality. Furthermore, the article compares Eastern and Western approaches to spiritual perfection and puts forward theoretical conclusions on the role of spiritual and educational work in protecting law enforcement personnel from destructive ideological influences.