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Stress is one of the most common psychological challenges experienced by individuals in modern society. Increasing academic pressure, occupational demands, and rapid social change contribute to high levels of psychological stress. If not managed effectively, stress can negatively affect both mental and physical health. In recent years, spirituality has gained attention as a potential coping resource that helps individuals manage stress and maintain psychological well-being. Spirituality refers to the search for meaning, purpose, and connection with something greater than oneself. Spiritual practices such as meditation, prayer, mindfulness, gratitude, and reflection have been associated with improved emotional regulation and stress reduction. The present paper examines the role of spirituality in stress management and explores how spiritual beliefs and practices contribute to improved coping and psychological well-being. The study is based on secondary sources including books, peer-reviewed journal articles, and psychological research studies related to spirituality and stress. Findings from previous literature suggest that spirituality contributes to reduced stress, enhanced resilience, and greater life satisfaction. The paper concludes that spirituality can serve as a valuable psychological resource in managing stress and promoting holistic well-being.