Objectives: To examine the perception of nursing students about the hagiotherapy approach; to examine the obstacles in achieving the integrity of one's own personality; to examine the perception of nursing students towards the laws of the spiritual soul emphasized by hagiotherapy. Study Design Design: A cross cross-sectional study was conducted. Participants and Methods Methods: 145 undergraduate nursing students at the Faculty of Dental Medicine and Health Osijek (Osijek, Pregrada, Nova Gradiška) participated in the survey. The instrument for carrying out the research is a validated survey questionnaire Hagiotherapy approach. Results Results: The results show a significant difference in the answers according to whether religion occupies an important place in the li ves of the respondents. Those who claim that it is so had more positive results than respondents for whom religion does not occupy an important place in their lives. Also, respondents older than 24 had a higher percentage of positive answers, especially in questions related to interpersonal relationships. Conclusion Conclusion: The majority of nursing students have a positive perception of the hagiotherapy approach. A visible difference is that the group of respondents older than 24 had a better perception than younger generations. Obstacles to realizing one's own personality among nursing students are fears, insecurity, mistrust, lack of courage or courage, doubt in one's own worth, and bad opinion opinions of others about them. Obstacles are more pronounced among respondents of the female sex and the 18 18-24 age group, where s kepticism towards their progress and lack of awareness of their talents also appear. In most cases, the respondents have a positive perception in relation to the laws of the spiritual soul. Male respondents and those over 30 years of age have a lower perce ption of moral action and the search for meaning in what they do.