Saturday, October 14, 2006
8 Days Meditation
"To meditate on what we read helps us to make it our own by confronting it with ourselves."
In these meditations, Cardinal Newman suggests you use your imagination to enrich scripture and prayer. "Don't forget that it was St. Ignatius of Loyola who strongly promoted the use of imagination in meditation. His work, the Spiritual Exercises, is a monumental classic of the Catholic Tradition. In it he shows how fantasy will enhance our understanding and appreciation of Scripture, and how we can talk to Christ using the imagination.
When we read something, a story or a novel, we create a picture of it in our minds. St. Ignatius simply builds on this natural tendency. Thus, in the material for the second week of the Spiritual Exercises he says, " The first Prelude is a composition, seeing the place: ...here [we] see with the sight of the imagination, the synagogues, villages and towns through which Christ our Lord preached."
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- Name: Danielle S.
I'm 100% Catholic from my childhood , devoted to my family : my husband and our son Viktor , 7 years old . I'm compassionate and understanding , caring , kind, peaceful . I'm not superficial , I use to meditate and keep on positive thinking . This is the main reason of this blogs I open faithfully on eBlogger . I'm leading my life respecting others , following my catholic principles based on faith , hope , charity and justice. I hope that peace on Earth is not just a utopian dream !
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