Psychological and spiritual adulthood does not come automatically with age. It requires ongoing and ardent work on ourselves. It involves articulating our own truth and acting in accord with its challenges.In this best-selling work, David Richo provides a hand-book for achieving psychological and spiritual health. Based on his many years' experience as a psychotherapist and workshop leader, the author uses the metaphor of the heroic journey, whose three phases—departure, struggle, and return—exp...
Author: Dennis Linn, Sheila Fabricant Linn, Matthew Linn, SJDennis Linn
Format: E-Book
The authors offer ways to help readers discover their special purpose in life-through love, life circumstances, other people, and faults-that essence which underlies all decisions and activities. Full-color illustrations.
The Search for Meaning through the Spiritual Exercises
Author: Herbert Alphonso, SJ; foreword by Dennis Linn, Sheila Fabricant Linn, and Matthew Linn, SJHerbert Alphonso, SJ
Format: E-Book
Helps readers identify their personal vocation, or special way of being, so that they may reach out more effectively to others. Elaborates on the connection between personal vocation and the Spiritual Exercises.
Accentuates and clarifies the core teachings of Martin Buber's classic I and Thou and offers practice exercises designed to deepen and humanize the quality of interpersonal dialogue.
Popular best-selling author and therapist David Richo provides here a detailed and straightforward vision of what faith and spirituality can look like in adult consciousness.
A series of reflections on coping with a fatal disease, but also an insightful examination of living and dying by a widely acclaimed authority on organizational leadership.
Offering a psycho-spiritual approach to the problem of suicide, Dr. Stifler speaks directly to the individual who is contemplating suicide, has survived a recent suicide attempt, or who is suffering a chronic form of self-neglect, offering perspective, hope and the possibility of grace.
Recounts the personal journey of this popular author, which he uses as a backdrop to outline the numerous lessons he has learned throughout the course of his life.
Describes how archetypes positively or negatively affect the way spiritual guidance is given and received and how all of us can become more spiritually healthy by accessing the heroic inner guides: the Sovereign, Warrior, Seer and Lover archetypes.
Applies the four-fold design of lectio divina reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation as metaphors for the practices of a contemplative teaching style.
Accentuates and clarifies the core teachings of Martin Buber's classic I and Thou and offers practice exercises designed to deepen and humanize the quality of interpersonal dialogue.
Helps readers identify their personal vocation, or special way of being, so that they may reach out more effectively to others. Elaborates on the connection between personal vocation and the Spiritual Exercises.
