A classic in the field, this book combines intelligence and practical experience to explain the heart of spiritual guidance—a must for retreat leaders and spiritual directors.
A classic in the field, this book combines intelligence and practical experience to explain the heart of spiritual guidance—a must for retreat leaders and spiritual directors.
Carolyn Gratton, Ph.D., a psychologist and professor of spirituality at Duquesne’s Institute for Formative Spirituality, has spent twenty-five years working in the field of spiritual guidance and has also authored Guidelines for Spiritual Direction and Trusting.
“Already recognized as an essential reference for both guides and those seeking guidance, this eminently readable work integrates into one coherent whole a wide variety of psychological and spiritual insights about spiritual formation. A book to reflect on, to ponder, to peruse more than once, and to consult frequently."
--Book Nook
“An excellent, widely researched, and deeply understanding introduction to the spiritual life for contemporary seekers and their spiritual guides.”
--Library Journal
“What is most helpful about Carolyn Gratton’s vision of spiritual guidance is that she places it in the context of all of life … a comprehensive vision that is integrative and practical...exciting and enabling. It will be of enormous help to all who aspire to become ‘wise fish’!”
--Spiritual Book News
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