True Learning Organization - Organization of People Dedicated to Spirituality

The paper analyzes Senge's (1990) philosophy of learning organization from the aspect of learning disciplines with the aim of establishing that it is impossible to apply the original concept without considering and applying the missing link - spirituality or spiritual practice. Based on the literature review, the complementarity of spiritual practice with the learning organization disciplines is demonstrated with the aim of providing guidelines for applying the original concept of the learning organization based on the synergistic efforts of individuals dedicated to learning and spirituality. This paper also answers the question of authors such as Solomon (1994) and Hammond and Wille (1994) as to whether the learning organization is just a myth, as well as Pedler and Burgoyne (2017) who question whether the learning organization is still alive. It also refutes Pava's (2003) thesis that spiritual practice causes passivity; on the contrary, it supports the transcendental aspirations of learning individuals and learning organizations.