Journaling: A Spirit Journey

In this revised and expanded 2001 edition of her best-selling book, Broyles offers new stories, thought-provoking prompts and questions to help enrich your relationship with God through spiritual writing. Journaling includes practical advice on best practices (with an extensive bibliography for further reading) and sufficient space for trying each of the six creative starter approaches Broyles outlines for journaling: * from the events of daily life * in response to scripture * with guided meditations * from dreams * in response to reading * from conversations or dialogues ""In journaling, one looks inward to see how we are affected by [life] events,"" she writes. ""Each of us carries on inner conversations as we sort through our feelings about daily living, our relationships, world events. Journaling makes these conversations tangible, ink on paper, which is very clarifying and a spiritual discipline."" Appropriate for individuals or small groups, this book is an excellent tool leading to greater reflection on your relationship with God, gaining insight in your unique spiritual journey and connecting daily activities and relationships with your faith.