Spiritual leaders are individuals who guide others in matters of faith, ethics, and personal growth. They often belong to religious organizations or communities, such as Christianity, Buddhism, or Hinduism, and provide support through teachings, rituals, and counseling. Their role is to help followers navigate life's challenges while fostering a sense of connection to a higher power or purpose. These leaders can take various forms, including priests, ministers, monks, or shamans. They may lead worship services, conduct ceremonies, or offer spiritual guidance. Spiritual leaders often emphasize values like compassion, forgiveness, and community, encouraging individuals to develop their own spiritual practices and beliefs.