Reimagining the Ignatian Examen by Thibodeaux, Mark E. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Reimagining the Ignatian Examen

The Most Amazing Prayer You've Never Heard Of

What Is the Ignatian Examen? Specifically, How Do You Do the Examen? How Do You Use This Book?

Some Tips before Getting Started

Keep It Short Skip to the Good Parts Sometimes, Break All the Rules Don't Get Stuck on Sin Experiment with Tweet-Sized Journaling Keep It Prayerful Over Time, Develop Your Own Rituals for Beginning and Ending the Prayer

Template of a Beginning Ritual Template of a Closing Ritual

The Examens

1 Traditional Ignatian Examen 2 Spiritual Freedom 3 Naming the Grace 4 A Particular Relationship 5 Hidden Inner Truths 6 Present or Absent? 7 A Shift in My Spirit 8 Am I Ready to Die Today? 9 An Interior Wound 10 Habits 11 Saving F.A.C.E. 12 Who Wore God's Face Today? 13 Thoughts, Words, Deeds 14 My Emotions 15 Gratitude 16 Clinging? Avoiding? or Just Right? 17 Praise, Reverence, Service 18 God, Others, Self 19 What Was Draining? What Was Life-Giving? 20 A Discernment 21 As I Do to the Least . . . 22 Repulsions, Inspirations, Desires 23 Aces and Deuces 24 Surprise! 25 Thank You for . . . Forgive Me for . . . Help Me with . . . 26 My Greatest Fear 27 “Who do you say that I am?” 28 Choose Life 29 Places, Things, Activities 30 Persons 31 Where Are You? What Do You Seek? 32 Past, Present, Future 33 The Hole in the Fortress Wall 34 Most Important Moments

Important Ignatian Terms A Note of Thanks Notes About the Author

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