This article provides a socio-philosophical analysis of the relationship between value orientations and the spiritual development of the individual in
modern society. The authors explore how changes in value systems affect the spiritual aspects of the lives of individuals and groups. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of how the social, economic and cultural transformations of modern times modify traditional concepts of spirituality. The article highlights key theories of values and spirituality used in modern philosophy and sociology, and demonstrates, using the example of specific social groups, how value preferences shape spiritual practices and perceptions. The authors offer an integrated approach
to the study of values as dynamic elements that can stimulate or inhibit spiritual development.