Stuff in books can help us pray. The monastics prayed through divine reading – in fact, a twelfth-century Carthusian monk by name of Guigo II worked out the four-step process that’s been in use ever since. And what are those four steps? Reading, meditation, prayer and contemplation. You’ll want to select a passage—a paragraph from a book, [...]
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#20 God: only four short steps away
Posted in God, Prayer, Religion, Spiritual Exercises, Spirituality, tagged lectio divina, Pablo Neruda on April 28, 2009 | 5 Comments »
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