What is Flea's religion?

Flea, whose real name is Michael Peter Balzary and who is the bassist for Red Hot Chili Peppers, has not publicly identified with a specific organized religion and generally describes himself as spiritual rather than religious, with interests in Buddhism, meditation, and broader spiritual practices. He was raised in a non strictly religious household and has explored various spiritual paths throughout his life, including interest in Buddhist meditation and mindfulness practices that help with sobriety and mental health. He has spoken about practicing meditation and yoga and finding spiritual grounding through music, nature, and community service. Flea has also been involved in activism and philanthropy, co-founding Silverlake Conservatory of Music, a nonprofit music school providing affordable music education, which reflects values of compassion and service. He has not declared affiliation with Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or other major religions, and in interviews he tends to avoid labeling his religion, focusing instead on personal growth, connection, and being present. Some sources note he has attended various spiritual gatherings but does not claim a formal religion. So Flea's religion is best described as spiritual and eclectic, drawing from Buddhist meditation and general spiritual principles rather than adherence to a specific organized religion, emphasizing personal spiritual exploration over dogma.