The ‘God Gene’ hypothesis suggests that our inclination toward spirituality may be encoded in our DNA, particularly through the VMAT2 gene. While this idea is both fascinating and controversial, it’s important to understand that spirituality isn’t limited to those with a specific expressed genetic makeup. Individuals without this gene can still develop deep spiritual connections through intentional practices and lifestyle choices. The possibility that certain activities, environments, etc may create epigenetic changes to unlock spiritual tendencies in us—and potentially pass them on to future generations—opens a new frontier in understanding human consciousness. Whether genetically predisposed or not, spirituality remains an accessible and transformative journey for anyone willing to explore it.